South Florida man who posted bomb-making instructions for terrorists...
A South Florida man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for posting bomb-making instructions on the internet for people who he believed were Islamic terrorists.
View ArticleMan dies after being shot in Hollywood
A man is dead after being shot at a window tint business in Hollywood. Police are searching for the killer.
View ArticleGhislaine Maxwell requests new trial after juror interviews
Ghislaine Maxwell has formally requested a new trial, less than a month after her conviction on sex trafficking charges.
View ArticleSinger, 57, dies after deliberately getting infected with COVID-19
An unvaccinated 57-year-old singer died after deliberately getting infected with COVID-19, her son says.
View ArticleFlorida struggles to hire state workers, who are overworked and underpaid
Amid a national worker shortage, state agencies are struggling to fill vacant positions and retain employees, including those who care for some of Florida’s most vulnerable citizens.
View ArticleMartha Stewart has been struck by lightning 3 times, she tells Ellen DeGeneres
'I think it's good for you,' Stewart said of her shocking experiences
View ArticleMeat Loaf, ‘Bat Out of Hell’ rock superstar, dies at 74
Meat Loaf, the rock superstar loved by millions for his “Bat Out of Hell” album and for such theatrical, dark-hearted anthems as “Paradise By the Dashboard Light” and “Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad,” has...
View ArticleMultiple crews battle warehouse fire in Pembroke Park
Just before 7 a.m. the Broward Sheriff’s Office received a call about a fire at 2051 SW. 31 Avenue in Pembroke Park. When firefighters arrived, heavy black smoke was seeping from the warehouse bay...
View ArticleWith a record number of children with COVID in Florida hospitals, here are...
This week pediatric hospitalizations for COVID increased slightly at South Florida children’s hospitals. Experts are offering parents guidance on how to keep children healthy and safe.
View ArticleCOVID-19 update: Florida reports 38,614 new cases as vaccination rates drop...
As Florida's 7-day average for daily new cases fell to it’s lowest level since Dec. 29, daily vaccination rates are at their lowest in nearly seven months, according to data from the U.S. Centers for...
View ArticleJudge: UF can’t stop professor testimony in cases conflicting with state
A federal judge on Friday temporarily prohibited the University of Florida from enforcing a policy that restricted faculty members from providing expert testimony in cases that conflict with positions...
View ArticleFeds launch appeal of ruling on sports betting
With the future of mobile sports betting in Florida at stake, the federal government this week took the first step in appealing a judge’s decision that scrapped a deal that gave the Seminole Tribe...
View ArticleGiuliani associate gets year in prison in foreign donor case
Igor Fruman, who helped Rudy Giuliani seek damaging information against Joe Biden in Ukraine, was sentenced to a year and a day in prison and fined $10,000 Friday in an unrelated campaign finance case....
View ArticleBroward School Board approves small raise and $2,000 bonus for teachers
The School Board voted unanimously in a special meeting Friday to a contract that gives teachers raises of 1% to 1.33%, in addition to a bonus.
View ArticleAs Brightline sees ridership increase, here are the additions on the way
Brightline, South Florida’s high-speed railroad, said Friday its ridership numbers during the pandemic are starting to rise, even with a fare increase.
View ArticleDeSantis won’t say if he’s boosted against COVID-19, says status could be...
The comment could be taken as a direct response to former President Trump, who said in an interview earlier this month that politicians who don’t reveal their booster status are “gutless.”
View ArticleFPL consultants behind ‘ghost’ candidate scheme funded anti-net metering...
Energy Fairness, an anti-net metering think tank, has received extensive funding from entities controlled by FPL consultants.
View ArticleManatees finally eat lettuce offered to them to hold off starvation
The effort to feed manatees them began in November in an attempt to prevent another famine. But the unprecedented action failed to bear fruit until Thursday, when a couple of manatees began eating the...
View ArticleFIU President Mark Rosenberg abruptly resigns, citing health reasons
Florida International University President Mark Rosenberg unexpectedly announced his resignation Friday, prompting the school’s trustees to quickly select an interim replacement.
View ArticleOmicron shows signs of decline in Florida but weekly death toll rises by 605
Florida’s weekly COVID-19 report showed a drop in new cases from the record high last week, an indication that the state has passed the peak of the omicron wave and the testing madness has subsided....
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