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An American nun who thought she’d found her one true love was nabbed Down Under for trying to smuggle cocaine

Drivers who racked up inaccurate toll charges, late fees and penalties over the summer because of a failed upgrade to

They believe they know his aliases, his nicknames. What he looks like. They just don’t know who he is. After

Starting Wednesday, thousands of hunters will trek into Florida’s steamy swamp, with snatch hooks and spotlights in hand, searching for

There are generally three kinds of political ads. You’ve got your sunny, your dark and your anecdote. The sunny are

Mobile showers being offered to the homeless in Fort Lauderdale have been turned off after city code officers cited the

Broward Circuit Judge Raag Singhal on Tuesday stood by his ruling that changes the way the Supervisor of Elections Office

Two hundred people aboard a commuter train escaped injury Tuesday after a locomotive pulling them south derailed in Deerfield Beach,

Jeff Greene, the billionaire Democrat running for Florida governor, was unsparing Tuesday in his criticism of another billionaire who went

Picture this: It’s 1996 and Lou Holtz is hosting a golf media day. I arrive at the course in a

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday released a sweeping grand jury report on sex abuse in the Catholic Church, listing

A Republican candidate for the Florida Legislature who falsely claimed she had a college degree and posted a purported copy

The dramatic musical “Waves” was set to start shooting in Hollywood, Florida, on Tuesday. The movie, which stars Lucas Hedges,

The Cypress Bay football team is still recovering from the death of assistant coach Carlo “C.J.” Ullysse Jr. after he

Stevie Wonder visited an ailing Aretha Franklin at her home in Detroit on Tuesday. Franklin’s publicist Gwendolyn Quinn told The