KSBW on Instagram: "Just a week away from Christmas, a sudden Hyundai dealership closure in Seaside is leaving many employees without jobs — and without answers. Employees showed up one last time on Monday, Dec. 15, to say goodbye to the place they called work and to pick up their final checks. “It’s going to greatly affect me — it’s a week and a half before Christmas,” said former Hyundai employee Shannon Chambers. Chambers worked at the dealership for almost three years and said she saw freque

ONLY in DADE on Instagram: "Car fire briefly closes FLL departures earlier today. Roadways now reopened🔥😳| #ONLYinDADE #ONLYinBROWARD *🗞️ The departures level roadway at Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport was temporarily closed Thursday after a vehicle caught fire, prompting traffic diversions at the airport. Officials said a Jeep caught fire around 11:15 a.m., leading drivers to use the arrivals (lower) level for drop-offs and pick-ups while the upper level was blocked. The fire

April Jackson on Instagram: "One year since I closed my second restaurant @woodandwateruk in London and chose the unknown instead. I’m proud of what I built. I’m grateful for what I learned. And I’m excited for what’s coming. Jamaican food has so much more to say—and I’m not done telling that story. Through new countries, new kitchens, new tables. If you’re a brand, a chef, a restaurateur; a producer, a city, or a space that believes in bold flavour, culture, and growth—let’s talk. And if you’re

KING 5 on Instagram: "The mountains will finally get some long-awaited snow, but washed out roads will limit or shut off access to two of the most popular ski areas."

Inside History on Instagram: "A slow day at a tiny burger stand suddenly became a turning point. 🍔👏 After closing, a kid knocked on the window and asked for a bag of burgers. The owner nearly said no—then flipped the grill back on. One order. One small act of kindness. As the kid walked away, cars began to pull in. One. Then another. Then a line. Drawn by the smell of burgers and the glow of an open window, the place that was supposed to be “closed” became the busiest spot on the street. It wa