Flooding in South Florida may be leftover from Hurricane Teddy
Wednesday marks the first day since early August that there are no active tropical systems in the Atlantic. But South Florida may still be feeling the effects from the last one that passed by as a...
View ArticleFlorida attorney general asks for investigation of Bloomberg’s fundraising...
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody asked federal agencies to investigate the millions that billionaire Mike Bloomberg helped raise to offset fines and court costs for felons so they can vote.
View ArticleAcross Florida, voters without masks will be allowed at polling places...
Elections officials in Florida’s biggest counties say people have a right to vote under federal law and that outweighs any local law on masks.
View Article‘The community just lost a pillar.’ Auto magnate Rick Case dies at 77
More than Rick Case's business success, it was his relentless devotion to charities such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County, Habitat for Humanity and the American Heart Association that...
View ArticleNo meeting planned with Supreme Court contender Barbara Lagoa ahead of...
President Donald Trump is expected to stop in Miami on Thursday as he weighs who to pick for the U.S. Supreme Court. Miami-born Judge Barbara Lagoa is on Trump's short list to replace Justice Ruth...
View ArticleFormer Miami Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen investigated for spending...
Federal authorities are investigating thousands of dollars in suspicious personal spending by former U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen on trips to Disney World, New York and other destinations, after the...
View ArticleDeadline alert: South Florida Sun Sentinel looking for 2020 interns
Apply for a spot in one of the nation’s most competitive news markets by becoming an intern in the digital-first newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
View ArticleBusiness groups back ballot measure to undercut future constitutional amendments
Some of Florida’s biggest business-lobbying groups are lining up behind a controversial measure on the November ballot that would make it harder to amend the Florida constitution.
View ArticleBarbara Lagoa’s rise to Trump’s Supreme Court short list showcases...
It’s a group that many Floridians have heard of only in passing, if at all, but the Federalist Society has played a starring role in a judicial transformation that could have big ramifications for the...
View ArticleCleveland Clinic Florida names new CEO
Three months after the resignation of its former CEO, Cleveland Clinic Florida brings a new CEO from Ohio to manage the Florida hospitals during the pandemic.
View ArticleTips to help maintain your mental health during the stress of the pandemic
With the coronavirus pandemic testing our resilience, a local psychologist offers some advice on how to take care of our mental health and stay hopeful.
View ArticleEnjoy the storm-free lull. It’s a La Niña year, when October and November are...
It's a La Nina hurricane season, which helps explain why it's been one of the most active seasons in history. And although there's a lull right now, experts say it'll end soon and lead into an active...
View ArticleFlorida’s COVID-19 infection rate drops again below 5%
The Florida Department of Health says the state's COVID-19 testing positivity rate has been below 5% for 11 out of the past 13 days.
View ArticleElection 'Day’ begins in Florida with millions of ballots heading out to...
Election Day is still more than five weeks away, but presidential voting in Florida is about to begin — in a big way. On Thursday alone, the Broward and Palm Beach county elections offices will send...
View ArticleA teenage girl was stabbed to death 16 years ago in her own home. Her...
Raul Mata has been charged in the 2004 stabbing death of Dilcia Mejia, his 16-year-old stepdaughter.
View ArticleDeSantis says he’ll lift restaurant capacity restrictions soon
In a discussion with Stanford professors and doctors critical of restrictive measures to combat the coronavirus favored by most public health experts, Gov. Ron DeSantis said he'll be lifting...
View ArticleThey promised Cubans entry into the U.S. Instead, they tortured and extorted...
Reynaldo Marquez Crespo and Jancer Sergio Ramos Valdes promised their victims safe passage across the Yucatan Straits. Instead, they threatened to torture, starve or kill their victims if the family...
View ArticleProsecutors drop charges against Patriots owner Robert Kraft after cops...
Florida prosecutors on Thursday dropped all criminal charges against New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, ending a flawed case that began with a police prostitution sting using secret video cameras...
View ArticleTrump promotes health care ‘vision’ ahead of Jacksonville rally, Miami Latino...
President Donald Trump unveiled his health care agenda ahead of a two-day swing to several battleground states, including the all-important Florida. There, he was holding a rally in Jacksonville and...
View ArticleRuptured gas line closes Florida’s Turnpike; residents had to stay indoors or...
The blast from a ruptured gas line blew a crater into the side of the northbound overpass on Florida's Turnpike near Lake Worth Road. Hundreds of cars were steered away because of the potential for...
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