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You’ve probably noticed the billboards on Interstate 95 sporting a gold-colored bear inside of a pink heart. It’s the emblem of a new partnership between Miami Children’s Hospital and, you guessed it, the legendary Golden Bear himself. Jack and Barbara Nicklaus recently pledged $60 million through their foundation to the health system, bringing with it a new name and major enhancements to the hospital and its eight outpatient centers that span from Miami to Jupiter. We spoke with the Nicklauses about golf, life lessons and expanding the foundation’s reach.

Meet Kara Duffy, an Associated Press Award-winning television news reporter and journalist.

The gift from Meredith Trim and Jim Robo will help support STEM-focused programs and initiatives for Girl Scouts across South Florida

A native of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Antônio “Shoeface” Carlos Júnior won a World Cup Championship in 2006, as well as two World Championships in 2010 in Brazilian jiu-jitsu prior to earning his coveted black belt.

The Norman Design Group founder brings her stunning design aesthetic to the new Ritz-Carlton Residences in Palm Beach Gardens

Writer Josh Cohen shares a cocktail with Rocco's Tacos co-owner Rocco Mangel, who opens up about his childhood, fatherhood and his love for a certain pizza. 

Katie Arbogast Stubbs expands her wedding- and event-planning business to include a chic portable bar—with more to come

pop, drop & roll Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Tue, 2015-08-18 06:18 Alexander Popovics seems like any other boy. At first, he’s quiet and a bit timid, but when asked about his weekend, he’s an open book. He gushes about the new “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” movie, his friends and his schoolwork. He’s everything a 12-year-old should be.That is, until the conversation segues into his pursuit of musical world domination.“My goal is to be one of the top 10 DJs in the world,” Alexander says.Read more about pop, drop & roll

Meet the local artist behind popular murals featuring doll-like dames

Judy Mitchell has led the Kravis Center through a quarter-century of seasons and is not stopping now as the performing arts center rings in its silver anniversary.