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  • Cuban coast the likely brunt of Hurricane Ike

    Bearing down for its first strike at land, a fearsome and rejuvenated Hurricane Ike lined up the Turks and Caicos and southeastern Bahamian islands in its sights late Saturday. It rode a track that could rake much of Cuba's north coast -- including Havana -- with hurricane-force winds. Video Available Photo Gallery Available

  • In Broward trailer park murder case, a mother's pain and grandmother's anguish

    Lorraine Boggess is anxious to see her eldest son. She doesn't mind riding her bicycle from her Fort Lauderdale trailer home more than a mile to the jail where her son, Jason Hartley, 15, has been since police picked him up on charges that he killed a 14-year-old acquaintance. Video Available

  • RAMADAN

    S. Fla. Muslims observe Ramadan with fasting, charity

    On the first Friday of Ramadan, the faithful gathered at South Florida mosques for Taraweeh prayers and to hear recitation of their holy book, the Koran.

  • COST OF LIVING

    Southwest Ranches woman travels by horse save on gas

    Teen swaps 4 wheels for 4 hooves to save gas Emily Menendez rides a horse to work. Seriously. Since gasoline prices spiked to more than $3, Menendez, 18, of Southwest Ranches has exchanged wheels for hooves to get to her cashier's job at a Chinese restaurant.

  • COLLEGE TECHNOLOGY

    Broward College takes its lessons to iTunes

    For class assignments, English professor Michael Minassian podcasts self-made videos of the homes of noted writers on his blog. Now, Broward College wants to take the podcasts of professors like Minassian to the next level.

  • COST OF LIVING

    Southwest Ranches teen swaps 4 wheels for 4 hooves to save gas

    Teen swaps 4 wheels for 4 hooves to save gas Emily Menendez rides a horse to work. Seriously. Since gasoline prices spiked to more than $3, Menendez, 18, of Southwest Ranches has exchanged wheels for hooves to get to her cashier's job at a Chinese restaurant.

  • FAMILY CARE

    Special-needs families can get extra care during Hurricane Ike

    When hurricanes approach, Dr. Daniel Armstrong, director of the University of Miami's Mailman Center for Child Development, worries about the children -- and adults -- with special needs.

  • DAVIE

    A condo con gets 20 years for $920,00 board theft

    A Broward County man who stole nearly $1 million from a condominium community made up primarily of senior citizens will spend the next 20 years in prison and will have to pay the money back with interest, a judge ruled Friday.

  • S. Floridians urged to prepare, not panic as Hurricane Ike looms

    Hurricane Ike spun on course Friday toward the Keys and South Florida, and forecasters projected it could hit the Keys on Tuesday as a vicious Category 4 storm. Photo Gallery Available

  • GAS STATIONS

    Florida has plenty of gas to weather Hurricane Ike

    Memories of Hurricane Wilma, when massive power outages wreaked havoc on gas supplies, sent many South Floridians to the gas pumps. But as Hurricane Ike approaches, the state and fuel distributors say Florida has plenty of gas to make it through the storm.

  • With Hurricane Ike nearing, follow these steps to prepare

    Bryan Norcross, the former WFOR-TV hurricane analyst whose soothing tones got so many of us through 1992's Hurricane Andrew, had this observation Friday about the potential arrival of Hurricane Ike:

  • HOMELESS BEATING CASE

    Defense: Killing unintentional

    A group of Broward County teens were drunk, high and purposely aiming for their victims' heads when they attacked three homeless men in 2006, beating one of them to death with a baseball bat, prosecutors told a jury Thursday during opening statements in the highly anticipated trial in Fort Lauderdale. Video Available

  • HURRICANE SEASON

    S. Florida keeps close eye on Hurricane Ike

    Almost as soon as Florida fell out of Hanna's forecast cone, it slipped into Ike's, and that mighty, major hurricane could be on our doorstep Tuesday. Photo Gallery Available

  • HURRICANE GUSTAV | THE AFTERMATH

    S. Florida launches effort to aid islanders

    Several South Florida organizations mobilized Thursday to ship money and supplies to the victims of Hurricane Gustav in Cuba, Haiti, and other Caribbean points.

  • BROWARD COUNTY SCHOOLS

    Broward schools budget passes despite `unmet needs'

    Broward School Board members somberly approved this year's budget Thursday night, lamenting cutbacks in many areas, including school-bus rides, middle-school sports, and tree-trimming.

  • HOLLYWOOD

    Crime-weary Hollywood neighborhood contemplates arming

    Tired of worrying that it's unsafe to walk at night or let children play outside by day, some residents in Hollywood's Royal Poinciana neighborhood are calling for residents to take up arms in the area north of downtown.

  • BROWARD COUNTY | DEATH OF DEPUTY TODD FATTA

    Slain deputy's parents settle suit

    Broward County Sheriff Al Lamberti acknowledged to the parents of a murdered deputy Thursday that his agency's failure to follow its own policies set the stage for the ambush slaying of their son, Todd Fatta. Video Available

  • CRIME

    Man killed in shooting ID'd

    Investigators Thursday identified the two men who were shot -- one fatally -- in one of two deputy-involved shootings the night before.

  • PEMBROKE PINES

    Wife: Man whom police shot was troubled

    Alejandro Figueroa, the man shot to death in a confrontation with police at a Pembroke Pines apartment complex Tuesday, was a jealous man, according to his wife.

  • MIAMI DADE COLLEGE

    Miami Dade College honors Mexican contributions with festival

    South Florida's Mexican community has grown in size and influence in recent years, as a new wave of immigrants from both the agricultural and business fields have chosen to make their home here.

  • Man shot in Hollywood parking lot

    Hollywood police searched late Thursday for the person who shot a man in a parking lot. The shooting took place about 8:15 p.m. in a parking lot in the 2400 block of Sheridan Street, just east of Interstate 95, Hollywood police spokesman Lt. Manny Marino said.

  • BROWARD COUNTY

    Broward teachers bare their soles, will work less

    Frustrated at the stalemate in negotiations about their raises, Broward County teachers vowed Wednesday to paralyze the school system by working less. Video Available

  • BROWARD COURTS

    Parents in vodka death to be freed

    Two parents accused of poisoning their infant daughter with vodka won't face further jail time after being convicted of aggravated child abuse, a Broward County judge ruled Wednesday.

  • LAUDERHILL

    Lauderhill baby girl rescued from fire is back in hospital

    From the first time they strap on gear, firefighters often think about what, for them, would be the thrill of a lifetime: emerging from a burning home, clutching an infant on death's door and saving the child's life.

  • PEMBROKE PINES

    Pembroke Pines police identify gunman firing on passing cars

    Pembroke Pines police on Wednesday identified the man who died in a police-involved shooting at an apartment complex. Alejandro Figueroa, 37, of Dania Beach, was shot to death Tuesday in the Archstone Harbour Cove complex near Pembroke and Hiatus roads.

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