The first big bank to move its wealth business headquarters to Florida is Wells Fargo

South Florida Aerial Perspective — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Cascade Creatives Another significant financial behemoth is setting up shop in Florida. The fact that Wells Fargo revealed to Fox News Digital that it is relocating its wealth management headquarters to West Palm Beach highlights the increasing flow of capital and corporate power from established

Arctic retaliation: Iguanas will be plucked from trees as very cold temperatures invade the US as far south as Florida

Cold Weather Winds — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Mia2you With Arctic temperatures and rounds of snow for the Great Lakes and Interior Northeast, winter will return with a vengeance for the remainder of January in most of the eastern half of the United States following a brief respite. As storms travel throughout the region, higher elevations

For Florida Venezuelans, Going Home No Longer Seems Unattainable

Venezuelan protesting against Maduro – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by OSCAR GONZALEZ FUENTES As a teenager, Dailenys Herrera fled Venezuela because she was unhappy with her chances for further study and employment. She is 21 now and longs to go back and aid in the development and reconstruction of her nation. Virginia Ponte, 75, wishes

Dodge and Ram: The Common Past of Two Brands

Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Dodge was known for its tough pickup trucks for many years. On American highways, ruggedness was defined by models such as the Dodge Ram 1500. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) gave its truck lineup a distinct personality in 2009. In order to separate heavy-duty and light-duty trucks from the Dodge passenger car lineup,

Will South Florida be affected by Tropical Storm Melissa? View its anticipated course

Tropical Storm Melissa – Pictured: Rain causes flooding – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Michael Julian Photograph The National Hurricane Center in Miami said Tuesday morning that Melissa, which formed in the Caribbean, is the 13th named storm in the Atlantic this year. No immediate effects are anticipated for South Florida at this time, according

Hundreds of people demonstrate against Trump’s policies at “No Kings” protests that attract sizable crowds around South Florida

Protestors rallying – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Heidi Besen “No Kings” demonstrations were held on Saturday in South Florida and other parts of the United States to express disapproval of President Trump’s use of force. In all 50 states and globally, national leaders of the “No Kings” Coalition referred to it as a nonviolent

Miami will be the focus of ESPN College GameDay

College Game Day – University of Miami Hurricanes – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by RyanTaylor This season, No. 4 Miami (3-0) appears to be a force to be reckoned with, and the national media is beginning to take notice of what is going on in South Florida. ESPN College GameDay will now be held on

JetBlue adds nine new routes to this Florida airport

Airport – Courtesy: Peter Titmuss – Shutterstock With nine new destinations scheduled to arrive at the Fort Lauderdale airport beginning in November, JetBlue Airways is the most recent ultra-low-cost carrier to increase its footprint in South Florida. In a statement released on September 10, JetBlue’s vice president of network planning and airline partnerships, Dave Jehn,

Travel in South Florida is disrupted by flash flooding caused by strong storms

Car driving through flash flooding – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Michael Julian Photograph Monday’s intense afternoon thunderstorms in South Florida caused significant traffic delays during the evening rush hour, flooded streets, and stranded cars. Edgewater struck hard. Flooding has again created a temporary canal on 23rd Street close to Biscayne Boulevard in Miami’s Edgewater

South Florida is predicted to experience dangerous rip currents as a result of Erin’s powerful winds

Surfers by rip currents – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Exotico y Barato Photos South Florida is predicted to experience dangerous rip currents as a result of Erin’s powerful winds. As part of Hurricane Erin’s effects, beachgoers in South Florida are being alerted about the possibility of potentially fatal rip currents along the shoreline beginning