Saints Fans Marching into Miami

Any television show set in Florida is going to catch my interest. Especially one that advertises a wise-cracking cop hero who likes to play golf.

Share + Sep 5, 2010 11:31 am US/Eastern Border protection agents are manning select marinas across South Florida to help process boaters who took Labor Day trips out of the country.

What are we doing this week? What are you doing? Here are some ideas. SUNDAY Comedy-a-Thon film festival: No grouches, just Grouchos, at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival's two-day, 24-hour, 15-film Comedy-a-Thon at Cinema Paradiso in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

CONCILIATORY ART: `Art opens doors and roads,' Cuban painter Flora Fong says. `It's a conciliatory element, it reaches the soul.' She's exhibiting her work along with her son Li Domnguez Fong, also a painter, at the Coral Gables' Cernuda Arte gallery.

Back in July, Corinna Moebius opened a store that sold locally produced crafts with the hope of drawing in some of the hundreds of tourists that visit Little Havana each week.

Jeff Lindsay, the New York Times bestselling author of the Dexter franchise will be in Miami on Friday, Sept.

Walking down by the Miami River, the air was so hot and still, so thick with humidity this August evening that it took effort to move through it.

This year's Gathering of the Florida Humanities Council took place in Everglades City.

Three members of Surfer Blood play Big Black-style bedlam as the band Weird Wives .

In this photo taken Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2010, brothers Esteban, left, and Luis Garcia hold a plate of freshly caught seafood which will be served at their restaurant Garcia's Seafood Grille and Fish Market on the Miami River in Miami.