Plantation News

Sunday-morning bagel and lox breakfasts once were mainstays of Reform temple men's clubs.

Grant Street Group, Inc., the world's largest internet auctioneer, announced today that an eight-member jury found Realauction.com, LLC of Plantation, Florida liable for willful infringement of a Grant Street patent.

Caitlin Hall of Plantation, Fla., makes money minding others' dollars. These days, Hall, 39, and a growing number of professional daily money managers cater to clients who are too busy, elderly or inexperienced to handle their finances.

An electronic digest of media coverage of interest to members of The Florida Bar compiled each workday by the Public Information and Bar Services Department.

Several South Florida elected officials may not be living in the districts where they were elected, a Local 10 investigation found.

A South Florida woman who lost both of her legs in a train accident is receiving a new chance at life.

When Florida's Democrats meet for their largest annual fundraiser this weekend, House members are likely to vote on a package of rule changes, one of which seems designed to crack down on the caucus' more centrist-voting legislators.

From the street curb, Lori Birkeneder's house seems like any other in her Plantation neighborhood.

By: Susanne J. Pavlovich-Danis, RN, MSN, ARNP-C, CDE, CRRN Suzanne is an adult ARNP practicing in Plantation, Fla.

With health-care costs rising and a fast-food society craving convenience, an antiquated practice from a bygone era is enjoying a renaissance: The family doctor is once again making house calls.

Lloyd's Register North America will hold the "Essential Dry-Docking" Marine training course from June 18-20, 2013 at the Lloyd's Register office in Plantation, Fla.

It's time to recognize some of those who try to make the game easier for the rest of us.

The Franklin County Senior Citizens Center will have a group of health care professionals in the Center on Thursday, May 23 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to test for possible hearing problems and to pass out free telephones for the hearing-impaired. The Center, at the corner of NW Avenue "F" and NW Ist Street in Carrabelle, can be reached by calling ... (more)

A woman is accused of driving an elderly man to multiple banks and coercing him to withdraw more than $35,000, all so she could steal the funds, according to a Broward County judge.

American Heritage defensive tackle Edgar Cerenord recently added a Rutgers offer to his list and hopes to return to campus this summer.

Just a few short years ago, Plantation, Fla.-based bankruptcy attorney David Langley did not have even one doctor as a client.