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Founded in 2025, BandJAM expands to South Florida. It's a live guided group session meant to bring groups closer together and aid people who are struggling with their mental health.
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According to the Florida Department of Health’s Reportable Diseases Frequency Report, 50 cases of cyclosporiasis have been reported in the state since May 1.
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More than a hundred students, parents and teachers are worried that the fake grass poses a health and environmental risk to students as temperatures continue to rise in South Florida.
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The list, compiled by pest control company Orkin, didn't include Tampa in 2025. Miami has been on the list at different rankings for well over a decade.
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Florida has four of the 10 hot car deaths nationwide this year. Experts say while there is science behind why anyone can forget about their child in the backseat, there are simple ways to prevent such a tragedy.
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As the regional blood bank is grappling with a shortage of donations, OneBlood is calling on those of African descent to donate blood as soon as they can to save the life of a Florida woman with sickle cell disease in need of a rare blood type combination.
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Children in crisis have been sent as far as St. Lucie County for mental health assessments since December 2024.
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During the first four matches, 37 fans were treated for heat distress and five were taken to area hospitals. The coolest game played so far had a high of 81 degree, but some reached the 90s.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis, who signed the budget in Tampa on Monday, locked in funding for Florida's AIDS Drug Assistance Program for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, which starts July 1.
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Jupiter Medical Center is eyeing a major expansion with the construction of a second campus in western Palm Beach County amid growing concerns the state's property overhaul proposal could impact healthcare services across the county.
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National HIV Testing Day is Saturday. Here's why South Florida health officials say it's so criticalFor local healthcare workers and advocates, keeping people connected to preventative care is more urgent than ever.
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Florida’s largest Medicaid pediatric healthcare provider is suing the administration of Gov. Ron DeSantis, alleging it erred when Medicaid officials adjusted the rates the state pays to managed care plans to include the costs of applied behavioral analysis (ABA) services to children with autism and special needs.