Author: Sun Sentinel

A state-funded group home that is supposed to help South Florida children with disabilities has racked up a history of

Florida health-care regulators and the nursing home industry have long known senior facilities can be a dangerous place to be

City leaders may blow their deadline to figure out how to spend $70 million in tax dollars next year. Hallandale

As hurricane wind and rains soaked Miramar in southwest Broward, a huge oak tree with a root ball 4- to

The Broward County Fair hopes will make its long-awaited comeback in November at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach — if

Without power and stuck in the middle of a hurricane, Stacy Alcenard-Macer’s 1-year-old son had no way to take the

A 57-year-old Hollywood man was shot dead Friday morning in West Park after he intervened when a homeless man was

Five days after Hurricane Irma, a brazen thief pulled up to an Oakland Park home and stole a generator from

The feared direct hit to South Florida from Hurricane Irma never happened. But most people lost power anyway, enduring days

If your home or business was damaged by storm surge or flooding during Hurricane Irma, National Flood Insurance Program director

An 11th person has died as a result of stifling heat at a Hollywood nursing home that lost power during

Broward College regularly cooks up experiments that are out of this world — literally. Students will spend this semester preparing

In an early Halloween highway horror, a truckload of burning pumpkins blocked traffic on a Florida interstate. Florida Highway Patrol

Downtown Hollywood is on the cusp of a hotel renaissance as it is poised to welcome its first newly built

School districts have been looking in new places to find teachers, and in Palm Beach County, that includes poaching from