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Traffic alert: Downtown Fort Lauderdale tunnel closes for construction

The Henry E. Kinney Tunnel in downtown Fort Lauderdale closed for construction on Monday and is set to reopen on Friday afternoon, according to The Florida Department of Transportation.

BSO deputy injured after slamming vehicle into pole

A Broward Sheriff's deputy was hospitalized after crashing their vehicle into a pole.

Broward teachers will receive raises and $1,000 bonuses

Broward Schools Superintendent Vickie Cartwright said the agreement marks the largest teacher pay increases in a decade.

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Broward magistrate works two months without law license

Broward magistrate Yves Laventure worked for two months with an inactive law license, presiding over dozens of cases involving people whose family members were challenging their ability to make their own decisions because of mental health or substance abuse issues.

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Man shot and killed in central Broward; second person taken to hospital

The victims were found shortly before 2:45 a.m. Monday in the 1400 block of Northwest 27th Avenue in unincorporated Broward.

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After scandals, Broward School Board wants a watchdog — but it could be a while

The Broward School Board has asked the County Commission if the district can join the countywide Office of the Inspector General, which currently investigates ethically questionable activity by the county government and 31 municipalities.

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Broward teacher fired after being accused of showing phallic gum wrapper

Joanna Herring is appealing the action to a state judge to try to get her job back.

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Temperatures expected to plunge as Arctic cold front hits South Florida ahead of Christmas

An Arctic Cold Front is on track to gift South Florida with a Christmas that may rank among the top 10 coldest for Miami.

Ahead of swearing-in, DeSantis declares Broward school board member-elect’s seat ‘vacant’

There’s been a last-minute twist in the saga of Broward school board member-elect Rod Velez.

Former Broward judge Mel Grossman, who famously clashed with 2 Live Crew, dies at 79

Former Broward Circuit Judge Mel Grossman, who made national headlines in the early 1990s by officially declaring a rap album by 2 Live Crew “obscene,” died Tuesday at his home in Hollywood.

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Broward gang member ‘Solja’ gets life in prison for home invasion murders

A Broward gang member will spend the rest of his life in prison after being sentenced in federal court this week for a series of home invasion murders in 2015.

BSO takes children on Holiday shopping spree in Fort Lauderdale

Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony took hundreds of children on a Holiday shopping spree.

Broward superintendent keeps her job as board rescinds firing by DeSantis’s appointees

Broward Schools Superintendent Vickie Cartwright will get to keep her job after the Broward School Board voted to rescind her firing.

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He was convicted twice for murder. And he’ll get a third chance to persuade a jury not to send him to death row

A twice-convicted former death row inmate will get a third chance to convince a jury that his life should be spared, a Broward judge has ruled.

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Nine South Floridians accused of orchestrating $37 million health care fraud scheme

Nine Broward and Miami-Dade County residents face charges for their roles in a years-long health care fraud scheme to submit $37 million worth of fraudulent claims to Blue Cross Blue Shield, federal prosecutors said.

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CDC: COVID risk remains low in South Florida, use face masks anyway

The level of COVID-19 cases was low in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s data tracker on Wednesday.

Broward commissioners discuss 911 calls system failures

Broward commissioners are meeting on Tuesday and will be discussing the ongoing trouble with the county’s 911 calls system.

Convicted killer wants to fire his Broward lawyers in death-penalty case

A Lake Worth Beach man, convicted of brutally murdering an elderly couple in their Deerfield Beach home in 2013, is asking a Broward judge for permission to represent himself at the penalty phase of his trial, a move that appears designed to end with a death sentence.

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Broward man wins $1 million in Florida Lottery scratch-off game

Broward man claims $1 million in Florida Lottery Gold Rush Limited scratch-off game.

Crash closes all northbound lanes on Turnpike near Sunrise Boulevard in Broward

A multi-vehicle crash led to the shutdown of all northbound lanes on Florida’s Turnpike near Sunrise Boulevard in Broward early Thursday.

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Broward man sentenced to 30 years for trafficking minor girls

A Broward man who trafficked teenage girls from Fort Lauderdale to Orlando, luring them at hotel parties and on social media with promises of money and a warm place to stay, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.

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This Week in South Florida Full Episode: November 20, 2022

On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, host Michael Putney welcomes Rep. Carlos Gimenez, Broward School Board members Sarah Leonardi and Kevin Tynan and Miami Commissioner Ken Russell.

Did Broward superintendent’s firing violate ‘Sunshine Law’? Attorney weighs in.

A day after the School Board fired the Broward schools superintendent, the school district’s attorney faced tough questions Tuesday over whether the late-night decision violated Florida’s public meetings law.

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Broward School Board members appointed by DeSantis fire superintendent a week before they leave

In a shocking move, the Broward School Board voted 5-4 to fire Superintendent Vickie Cartwright at 10 p.m. Monday, with the five members appointed to the board by Gov. Ron DeSantis ousting her — four of whom will leave their posts in a week.

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After months of turmoil, new Broward School Board members looks for stability

This will be the School Board’s second major shakeup in three months. In late August, Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended and replaced four long-time School Board members after the release of a grand jury report that found widespread mismanagement in the district.

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Florida’s Supreme Court justices retain their seats on the bench

Five justices on Florida's Supreme Court retained their seats in Tuesday's election.

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Florida confronts U.S. Department of Justice about polling site access

The U. S. Justice Department sought to monitor 64 jurisdictions on Election Day, including Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade.

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DeSantis’s administration objects to federal election monitors in Miami-Dade, Broward

The U.S. Department of Justice routinely sends monitors to precincts around the country to make sure that Election Day is going smoothly, but on Monday Gov. Ron DeSantis’s administration objected to the oversight in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.

Flood gates in Miami-Dade being opened to prepare for possible heavy rain from Subtropical Storm Nicole

Preparations for Subtropical Storm Nicole are underway across South Florida.

MAP: Here’s the updated forecast track of potential Tropical Storm Nicole

Tropical Storm Nicole is expected to form over on Monday or Tuesday and approach the east coast of Florida by early Thursday. Here's the latest forecast track including the so-called "spaghetti models."

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Some voting sites have been moved for Tuesday’s election. Here’s how to know if it’s yours.

When you head to the polls Tuesday, make sure you’re going to the right place. Elections officials have made dozens of changes since the August primary.

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Audits find Broward schools botched contracts with favored vendors

The forensic examinations reviewed contracts involving Public Consulting Group, or PCG, which provides a variety of education management and training services, and Chuck Puleri & Associates, a Broward distributor for Herff Jones caps and gowns.

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Authorities search for brazen teens believed to be behind multiple luxury car thefts

Investigators believe a gang of brazen criminals is behind a rash of luxury car robberies from Miami-Dade to Broward.

Broward schools memo on banning and restricting library books spurs controversy

Eleven books challenged by a group of conservative parents are either being banned from Broward school libraries or restricted to certain age groups, according to a memo sent to school principals.

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State orders audit of Broward schools giving 3 employees $237,000 in exit pay

Superintendent Vickie Cartwright and School Board Chairman Torey Alston received a letter from the state Department of Education’s inspector general’s office directing the district to respond by Nov. 28 to a complaint of possible waste and overpayment.

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Video shows heated exchange between judge, Parkland shooter’s defense

An argument over whether or not the relatives of the victims should address the Parkland school shooter’s defense attorneys during the sentencing hearing prompted Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer to ask Broward Public Defender Gordon Weekes to sit down Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale.

This Week in South Florida Full Episode: October 30, 2022

On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, hosts Glenna Milberg and Michael Putney welcome Miami-Dade Commissioner Rene Garcia, Broward School Board candidates Donna Korn and Allen Zeman and Florida District 106 seat candidates Jordan Leonard and Fabian Basabe.

Campus monitor at Broward school under investigation for sexual misconduct

A member of the security staff at a Broward high school is under investigation for sexual misconduct, district officials confirmed to Local 10 News.

Judge reserves ruling on whether manager of Hollywood Hills nursing home will stand trial in hurricane-related deaths

A defense attorney for Jorge Carbello, the last remaining defendant in the Hollywood Hills nursing home manslaughter case, argued Friday that the state’s case against the former administrator should be dismissed.

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Broward schools chief now faces a 90-day action plan to make fixes

Four of the nine Broward School Board members will be replaced after the Nov. 8 elections. But everyone agreed improvements are needed.

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With ‘a lot at stake’ in election, congresswoman scrutinizes Postal Service over mail-in ballots

As the Nov. 8 general election approaches, a South Florida congresswoman is renewing attention on the Postal Service’s crucial role of ensuring mailed ballots arrive on time and are counted.

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After policy reversal, Palm Beach County deputies now armed with opioid antidote

Palm Beach County deputies are now carrying Narcan to help reverse opioid overdoses, the Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday.

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Early voting in midterms begins without a glitch, officials expect a higher turnout later

Early voting for the 2022 midterm elections began Monday.

Officers seeking to crackdown on Toyota catalytic converter thefts in Broward, Martin County

Sheriff's in Broward and Martin County issued a warning for Toyota drivers on Thursday saying that the Tundra and Tacoma are on the hotlist for having the most catalytic converters stolen in the United States.

THE FIGHT FOR THE SOUL OF AMERICA: ‘22 MID-TERMS UNDOUTEDLY THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTION IN OUR LIFETIME

According to Wikipedia there are 1,240,809 registered voters in Broward. A breakdown by party affiliation: Republicans- 262,390; Democrats- 597,190; Independents – 361,607; and Minor Party 19,622. Only 20.73% of these groups voted in the 2022 primaries, typical turnout l’m told for that cycle. We really are in a fight for the soul of our nation, democracy itself. I pray that we as a collective (Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach Counties) will coalesce to help our candidates win decisively, thus denying the DENIERS.

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Broward schools asks parents to vote on next year’s calendar

Do you want to start the next school year as early as possible because your little one can’t wait to get started? Or do you want to soak up as much summer as possible for vacation or sleepaway camp plans? You’ll now at least get a vote: Parents of children in Broward public schools are getting a say in next year’s calendar.

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Roach issues found twice, but restaurant not ordered shut?

Last week, inspectors with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation inspected 381 eating establishments in Miami-Dade, Monroe, Broward and Palm Beach counties.

Audit finds more problems in Broward schools department that was subject to FBI investigation

The audit determined the district overpaid an asphalt contractor $30,000, bought materials without using required purchase orders and split large purchases to avoid competitive bids.

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After a botched search for facilities chief, School Board members raise leadership concerns

Broward schools will start over to find a leader for its troubled school construction program after a search process was called "a colossal failure."

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South Florida schools slammed with series of hoax threats

Several South Florida schools were the target of a series of “swatting” hoaxes Tuesday morning, scaring students and parents and leading police to swarm multiple campuses.

False reports: Many South Florida schools under lockdown after active shooter calls as Cruz trial closing arguments begin

Multiple schools were on lockdown in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties Tuesday morning as police responded to calls of active shooters at the same time as the closing arguments for the trial of Parkland school shooter Nicolas Cruz started.

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Broward schools chief is deemed ‘effective’ leader amid tumult from grand jury report

In her first evaluation since being hired as the permanent superintendent in February, board members rated Vickie Cartwright as “effective,” the second-highest of four possible scores.

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Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 16 in penalty phase is Jaime Guttenberg

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer announced on Oct. 13 that a divided jury recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole as punishment for the Parkland school shooter on count 16 of first-degree murder.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 15 in penalty phase is Joaquin Oliver Padauy

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer announced on Oct. 13 that a divided jury recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole as punishment for the Parkland school shooter on count 15 of first-degree murder.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 14 in penalty phase is Cara Loughran

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer announced on Oct. 13 that a divided jury recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole as punishment for the Parkland school shooter on count 14 of first-degree murder.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 11 in penalty phase is Aaron Feis

Count 11 of 17 in the penalty phase is for the murder of Aaron Feis who Nikolas Cruz killed on Feb. 14, 2018, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, according to Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 10 in penalty phase is Carmen Schentrup

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer announced on Oct. 13 that a divided jury recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole as punishment for the Parkland school shooter on count 10 of first-degree murder.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 9 in penalty phase is Christopher Hixon

Count nine of 17 in the penalty phase is for the murder of Christopher Hixon who Nikolas Cruz killed on Feb. 14, 2018, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, according to Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 8 in penalty phase is Helena Ramsay

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer announced on Oct. 13 that a divided jury recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole as punishment for the Parkland school shooter on count eight of first-degree murder.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 3 in penalty phase is Gina Montalto

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer announced on Oct. 13 that a divided jury recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole as punishment for the Parkland school shooter on count one of first-degree murder.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 2 in penalty phase is Martin Duque

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer announced on Oct. 13 that a divided jury recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole as punishment for the Parkland school shooter on count one of first-degree murder.

Parkland school shooting verdict: Count 1 in penalty phase is Luke Hoyer

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer announced on Oct. 13 that a divided jury recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole as punishment for the Parkland school shooter on count one of first-degree murder.

This Week in South Florida Full Episode: October 9, 2022

On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, hosts Michael Putney and Glenna Milberg welcome Congressman Carlos Gimenez, State Sen. Jason Pizzo, Broward Commissioner Jared Moskowitz, Congressional candidate Christine Olivo, and state congressional candidate Adam Benna.

How Broward schools’ search for a leader to fix decaying schools went awry

Broward Schools Superintendent Vickie Cartwright has said it’s a top priority to fill the long-vacant position of chief facilities officer, but the effort has been mired in multiple controversies,

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‘Mental health is not a game’: Suicide at Broward school sparks urgent plea

Students and faculty were left shocked after witnessing a student take his own life at Fort Lauderdale High School Thursday and now Broward school district officials are urging parents to keep an eye on their children’s mental health.

Broward School Board defends paying $237,000 to ousted administrators

One School Board member called the payments "sneaky," but most said they were satisfied with Interim General Counsel Marylin Batista’s assertion that these were “separation agreements," not “severance agreements."

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Broward schools pay $237,000 to ousted administrators. Are the agreements legal?

State law limits severance for most public employees to six weeks of pay, but these administrators got payouts ranging from 19 to 39 weeks.

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Broward schools investigate board members’ relationship with a vendor

The complaint has prompted the school district to hire an outside audit firm, and according to multiple sources, search the cellphones and emails of board members and administrators.

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South Florida hurricane closures include Miami-Dade, Broward schools

Miami-Dade County Public Schools and Broward County Public Schools will close Wednesday and Thursday as Hurricane Ian zeroes in on Florida, officials said Tuesday.

Will Hurricane Ian hit Fort Lauderdale? Here’s the latest forecast track

Fort Lauderdale and nearly all of Broward County moved outside the forecast cone of uncertainty for Hurricane Ian on Saturday morning. Here's the latest forecast map.

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Will Hurricane Hermine hit Florida? Here’s the updated forecast track

Much of Florida from the Keys north past Orlando is in the forecast cone of uncertainty for Hurricane Hermine, which is expected to form out of Tropical Depression Nine in the southern Caribbean Sea. Here's the latest forecast map.

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The ties that bind could leave you in ‘nots’

Trails in the Sand by Peter Traceit, the Street DetectiveOl Peter Traceit has been caught riding dirty this week dragging for clues in the sand in another school district, Miami-Dade County. Carl Cartwright is the husband of Super Cartwright. Dr. Carl Cartwright was superintendent in the Berlin Area School district, a small school district serving approximately 1,600 students. If you recall, Super Cartwright was advised to act on staff mentioned in the Grand Jury Report. Dr. Carl Cartwright will lead the district’s School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting system for tracking incidents of crime and violence.

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Charges dropped against three nurses in Hollywood Hills nursing home deaths after Hurricane Irma

Charges have been dropped against three Hollywood nursing home employees who had been charged with manslaughter following the deaths of 12 patients in sweltering conditions in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma in 2017.

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‘Mean Girls’: Suspended School Board member blasts grand jury report as misleading and malicious

Donna Korn describes a grand jury report as a “political maneuver” for Gov. Ron DeSantis. But she believes he will allow her to keep a countywide School Board seat, should she win it again in a Nov. 8 runoff. The governor’s office has made no such promises.

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Judge won’t step down from Parkland mass shooting case

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer refused to step down from the sentencing trial of Nikolas Cruz, the confessed gunman at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

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Two teens accused of sexual battery, robbery during armed carjacking

Corey Jones, 18, of Pompano Beach, and a16-year-old boy approached a woman as she was returning to her home on Sept. 14, forced her into the backseat of her car at gunpoint, robbed and sexuall battered her, according to the sheriff's office.

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State official suggests removing Broward superintendent

The chair of the Florida State Board of Education suggested Thursday that Broward school district Superintendent Vickie Cartwright be removed from her post, saying she “consciously disregarded” Florida law.

Broward Sheriff’s deputy charged with DUI and reckless driving after rear-ending car while speeding

A Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy has been arrested months after he allegedly was driving under the influence, speeding over 30 mph above the speed limit seconds before he crashed his unmarked car into another car.

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Broward Sheriff Greg Tony lied and ‘misused his public position,’ state board finds

Florida Commission on Ethics said Wednesday it has found probable cause to believe Broward Sheriff Greg Tony “misused his public position” when he lied to get his first job at the Coral Springs Police Department.

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Mother wants more accountability after girl attacks son on Broward school bus

The mother of a 12-year-old boy attacked by a girl on a Broward school bus tells Local 10 News that she wants to see more action taken against the perpetrator, saying the school district’s actions haven’t been sufficient.

Superintendent tells Broward School Board she’s taken ‘swift action’ in response to grand jury

Cartwright said she’s made numerous staff changes, addressed concerns of a state safety commission and taken steps to try to turn around a disastrous $800 million bond referendum for school construction.

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Broward School Board may vote to stop paying legal bills of suspended members

The request, from Chairman Torey Alston, comes after the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported that Anne Murray and Donna Korn had racked up grand jury-related bills of $120,000 over the past 16 months.

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Ousted School Board members battled to keep grand jury details secret, and it’s costing taxpayers

Some Broward School Board members question whether it was a wise use of taxpayer dollars to pay the legal bill for former members who fought the release of the grand jury report.

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How school safety drew grand jury’s scrutiny in Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties

The school districts received letters from a Department of Education official saying there were “significant concerns” about a grand jury's findings.

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Broward’s elementary schools will start publishing their list of books. Some deemed ‘objectionable’ might get tossed.

The Broward School Board said Tuesday it will start complying with a state law to catalogue its books in elementary school libraries. A committee could toss objectionable ones. One DeSantis-appointee said he found a "loophole" and asked the law be extended into the classrooms, too.

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Teen brothers facing charges in beating of Broward LGBTQ teen

Two teen brothers Jerrell and Druax Madison appeared virtually in Broward juvenile court on Tuesday, and are facing charges in the brutal beating of transgender teen Chad Sanford in Pompano Beach.

Parkland school shooter’s defense says motion for mistrial relates to handling of ‘prejudicial’ evidence

Assistant Public Defender Melisa McNeill moved for a mistrial on Thursday during the Parkland school shooter trial’s death penalty phase in Broward County court in Fort Lauderdale.

This Week in South Florida: Kevin Tynan

In another sign in the growing body of evidence that education has center stage in Florida politics, Gov. Ron DeSantis removed and replaced four Broward School Board Members late last week.

Hundreds of teachers wanted at schools in Dade, Broward

School districts in Miami-Dade and Broward counties are still searching for teachers.

This Week in South Florida Podcast: July 31, 2022

On the latest episode of the This Week in South Florida podcast, hosts Glenna Milberg and Michael Putney are joined by executive director of County Citizens Defending Freedom Alex Serrano, Parents for Children Miami member Gina Vinueza, Broward Schools Superintendent Vickie Cartwright, Broward Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott and Doral Mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez. The full episode can be seen at the top of this page.

This Week in South Florida Full Episode: July 31, 2022

On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, hosts Glenna Milberg and Michael Putney are joined by executive director of County Citizens Defending Freedom Alex Serrano, Parents for Children Miami member Gina Vinueza, Broward Schools Superintendent Vickie Cartwright, Broward Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott and Doral Mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez.

Crews battle Dania Beach house fire

Broward firefighters worked to put out a house fire in Dania Beach early Tuesday afternoon.

Broward supervisor of elections prepares for primary election season

The Broward County Supervisor of Elections is working on a “major redesign” of the precinct maps to help primary election voters to have a better experience on Aug. 23.

This Week in South Florida: July 10, 2022 episode

This Week in South Florida’s guests on Sunday discuss access to abortion in Florida, upcoming elections, and the political situation in Cuba.

Brush fire halts Tri-Rail trains in Deerfield Beach

Crews responded to the area of 4330 block of Northwest Fourth Avenue just before 3 p.m., Battalion Chief Michael Kane, a spokesperson for Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue, said.

COVID-19 hospitalizations increase by 10% in Florida

With 353 more COVID-19 patients hospitalized and a 10% increase from last week, the U.S. Health and Human Services Department data released Friday showed the highest weekly increase in Florida since June 17.

This Week in South Florida: Jose Dotres

The year-end grades are out for students in Miami-Dade and Broward, and it's one of those good news-bad news situations for the first test results since students are back in the classroom full time.

Panel finds probable cause in process to revoke Sheriff Tony’s law enforcement certification

A state panel found probable cause to revoke Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony’s law enforcement certification, meaning the Sheriff’s ability to make arrests or otherwise act in a law enforcement capacity in Florida remains in jeopardy.

State panel to decide if Sheriff Tony keeps law enforcement certification

A state panel will soon decide whether or not they will revoke Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony’s law enforcement certification for omitting he was acquitted of a murder in Philadelphia in 1993 when he was 14 years old.

Tropical Storm Alex moves away, South Florida drying out following day of rain and flooding

Miami-Dade and Broward residents are cleaning up after over a foot of rain fell in parts of South Florida.

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