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5+ hour, 13+ min ago (309+ words) Saturday features a mostly sunny morning on the mainland, but look for increasing clouds in the afternoon." The East Coast could also see a few afternoon showers." Look for clouds and periods of showers and storms in the Keys." Highs on Saturday will be in the upper-70s right at the Atlantic coast and the Keys, while the rest of South Florida will top out in the low-80s. Sunday will bring more clouds than sun, morning showers, and some afternoon storms to the East Coast metro area." The Gulf Coast will see a mix of sun and clouds, with periods of showers, while the Keys will be cloudy with a few showers in spots." Sunday's highs will be mostly in the low-80s on the East Coast and in the upper-70s along the Gulf Coast and the Keys. Monday will feature morning…...

5+ hour, 15+ min ago (412+ words) Extremely cold air has been building in northern Canada this week. The air will roll southeastward into large parts of the central and eastern United States this weekend. However, AccuWeather meteorologists say some changes in the pattern will begin to unfold next week, uprooting the coldest air from the U.S. before Christmas. The frigid air will be uncomfortable and potentially dangerous for people across the northern Plains to the Midwest, although temperatures may not be quite as extreme as they are farther north in Canada. "The coldest air of the season so far is on the way for portions of the Midwest, Tennessee Valley and much of the Appalachians," AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Meteorologist Paul Pastelok said. Temperatures may barely reach the double digits in Chicago Saturday then drop well below zero Saturday night. "The RealFeel Temperature in Chicago is forecast to…...

5+ hour, 15+ min ago (1342+ words) Warm-up with a hot cup of chocolate on National Cocoa Day. December 13th ushers in a celebration worthy of the winter holidays. 1400 " By 1400 AD, cocoa had become an essential part of Aztec civilization. 16th Century " From the 16th to the 19th centuries, hot chocolate was valued as both a medicine and a drink. 1502 " During the summer of 1502, on his fourth visit to the Americas, Christopher Columbus found cocoa beans from a native Mayan trader near modern Honduras. 17th Century " When cocoa from the Americas first arrived in London'in the'17th century, it was an instant hit with artisans, philosophers, thinkers, and even politicians 1600s " European hot chocolate first came to the US'as early as the 1600s'by the Dutch, but the first time colonists began selling hot chocolate was around 1755. 1729 " The first mechanical cocoa grinder is invented in Bristol, U.K. 1775 " During the Revolutionary War, medics gave wounded soldiers hot…...

5+ hour, 17+ min ago (879+ words) Listen: https://southfloridareporter.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Reese-9361784.mp3 The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has dramatically expanded its data-sharing practices, providing the names of virtually all air travelers to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This move signals a significant ramp-up in airport deportations. This revelation, uncovered in a New York Times investigation based on documents obtained, has raised alarms among civil rights advocates and travelers concerned about the erosion of privacy at checkpoints designed for security. The expansion involves the TSA regularly supplying ICE with lists of people passing through airports across the country, sometimes multiple times per week. ICE reportedly cross-references these lists against its own vast database of individuals facing deportation orders. When a match is found, immigration agents are dispatched to the airport to intercept and detain the target traveler, often before they can board a flight or immediately upon arrival. This institutional collaboration…...

5+ hour, 19+ min ago (229+ words) Van Horn Law Group is proud to celebrate the continued growth and impact of the Van Horn Law Group Endowed Pro Bono Honor Program Fund at Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad College of Law. Established to support NSU's pro bono program and public interest law initiatives, the endowed fund has played an important role in promoting service-oriented legal education. During the 20242025 academic year, the endowed fund helped NSU host a recognition event honoring law students who completed 50 hours of pro bono work. These students represent the next generation of attorneys committed to using their legal skills to serve vulnerable populations and strengthen the community. "We believe in empowering future lawyers who choose compassion, integrity, and public service," said Chad Van Horn, Founding Partner of Van Horn Law Group. "NSU has shaped countless legal professionals across South Florida, including myself, and…...

5+ hour, 22+ min ago (446+ words) The digestive system is an integral part of the human body, responsible for breaking down food, absorbing nutrients, and maintaining the body's health. The important biomolecule that leads the whole process is the " digestive enzyme." Enzymes are proteins that speed up chemical reactions in the body, helping break down food into a simpler form the body can absorb. In this post, you will learn how your gut works and the role of enzymes in digestive health. The digestive system is a combination of organs and glands that work together to process the intake, breakdown, and absorption of food. It includes the mouth, esophagus, stomach, pancreas, small intestine, and large intestine, where chemical and mechanical digestion take place. The digestive system contains different enzymes that act as biological catalysts. These enzymes break down large molecules (fat, proteins, and carbohydrates) into smaller…...

5+ hour, 23+ min ago (722+ words) As the Sunshine State continues welcoming new residents from across the country, everything from housing markets to school enrollment to cultural dynamics has undergone noticeable transformation. The story isn't simply about growth, it's about how shifting priorities nationwide reshape what daily life in Florida looks like today. These migration patterns aren't one-directional, however. Americans flow between multiple regions; Texas, the Carolinas, Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida form the heart of a larger movement in which households evaluate regional advantages like space, cost, and opportunity. Florida benefits significantly, but the constant movement shapes the state in both visible and subtle ways. One of the earliest signs of population shifts is the change in housing demand. Florida's real estate market has experienced intense pressure, particularly in major metros such as Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, and Orlando. Even suburban areas have seen rapid increases…...

5+ hour, 24+ min ago (434+ words) South Florida earns its crowds. South Florida is not just on the map; it is full. In 2024 South Florida drew over 23 million visitors, and the flow keeps growing. December still feels like real beach weather, so Miami Beach, Coral Gables" Spanish style streets and Mallory Square sunsets in Key West remain packed well past the usual summer holidays. South Florida also fits people who travel with sports on their mind. Many hotel bars and neighbourhood pubs have Dolphins, Heat or Marlins games on most game nights, so visitors can follow the local teams with a drink instead of searching for a stream in the room. Groups follow the action, talk through coaching calls and sometimes add a small stake through bar partners or local kiosks. Because distances are clear, many travelers plan days in simple blocks instead of packing everything…...

5+ hour, 25+ min ago (481+ words) One category often referenced in regional travel discussions is vacation rentals in Destin, reflecting the enduring appeal of the Emerald Coast. While this anchor serves as an example of accommodations that travelers explore, the broader conversation centers around how preferences, planning behaviors, and experience design are shifting for Gulf Coast visitors. The world of travel underwent dramatic realignment during the pandemic, and its effects continue to shape the industry in 2025. Travelers increasingly value health safety, flexibility, and privacy. Rather than gathering in large crowds, many now prefer environments that offer space, autonomy, and low density. This shift is part of a broader global trend in travel preferences. As reported in analyses on platforms like Forbes Travel Guide, travelers in recent years have consistently prioritized personalization, health-aware amenities, and adaptable booking policies when choosing destinations and accommodations. Advances in travel technology…...

5+ hour, 27+ min ago (921+ words) In 2026, the trend toward maximizing outdoor living continues to grow. People want spaces where they can unwind, entertain, or work comfortably, and they're finding cost-effective ways to make those spaces both practical and personal. Here are several budget-friendly ideas to help enhance your outdoor areas, no contractors required. Before making any purchases, take a step back and think about what you want your outdoor area to do for you. Do you picture a peaceful coffee nook? A lively gathering spot for friends? A shaded reading retreat? A place for the kids to play? Creating a clear vision helps you prioritize upgrades and avoid unnecessary spending. It also makes it easier to identify which budget-friendly enhancements will have the biggest impact on how the space feels. Outdoor lighting is one of the most affordable ways to change the entire atmosphere of…...