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Four former presidents joined ambassadors, sports stars and hundreds of other mourners on a gray, rainy day Saturday at the

Parkland student activists who’ve inspired the nation with their #neveragain movement need help turning their youthful passion into new voters

The 23rd annual Las Olas Wine and Food Festival, “five blocks of sips and samples” in downtown Fort Lauderdale, with

Two women were wearing bikini tops while shopping with a stolen credit at the Boynton Beach Mall, authorities say. Now

The saga of Wellington’s 28-year-old killer clown case will be the subject of Saturday’s edition of “48 Hours.” The May

A Broward judge is under fire after she repeatedly snapped at a frail inmate who later died at her Lauderhill

Late one night in the seaside town of Ocean Ridge, sounds of gunfire suddenly interrupted the quiet. Three local officers

Thirteen killed. 24 wounded. Those numbers still haunt Columbine. On April 20, 1999, two teenage gunmen walked into the high

Sherry Palmer, who was the popular owner of Chit Chat’s bar in Pompano Beach, was the woman whose decomposed body

Two months after losing their daughter Carmen Schentrup in the Stoneman Douglas massacre, April and Phil Schentrup talk about grief,

Men showed up at her home and her job at all hours of the day and night, thinking she had

Public health officials are now telling consumers to avoid all types of romaine lettuce because of an E. coli outbreak

The operator of a West Palm Beach assisted living facility has been arrested on charges of elder abuse. Bhoodram Parsaram,

SunTrust Banks Inc. says accounts for 1.5 million clients could be compromised following a potential case of data theft. The

With worries that a pair of constitutional amendments on the ballot in November will have the combined effect of blowing