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As the school board on Tuesday recapped Broward Estate's controversial transformation, members looked forward to phase two of the 'Redefining Our School's initiative — and warned that more facilities could be on the line.
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In Miami, Black churches remain vital pillars of spiritual and cultural life, but many are now navigating 21st-century challenges. Some churches are adapting and launching new initiatives.
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With prom and graduation season upon us, many teens may be feeling the pressure, and in some cases, serious stress. The good news is there are low and no-cost resources available across South Florida.
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The court order said that Farmer’s suspension without pay will go into effect next week. Farmer, 62, will remain suspended until the allegations against him are resolved.
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Jemeriah Cooper, a former captain, had been demoted to deputy and reassigned to Port Everglades, after Mary Gingles, her father and a neighbor who tried to intervene were shot and killed by her estranged husband Nathan in front of her 4-year-old daughter in February.
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In February, City Commissioners were told that the repairs to fix a structural crack were completed and that the building was safe. The new report casts doubt on those claims.
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Lana Hassan, 11, lost her right leg when an Israeli airstrike hit her neighborhood in Gaza. After 18 surgeries, she arrived in South Florida to receive further medical treatment and rehabilitation, thanks to a U.S. nonprofit.
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Cifu, in posts on X, got into a back-and-forth with a Toronto fan on Sunday night, the fan starting the exchange by comparing hits by Florida players in this ongoing series against the Maple Leafs to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Bob’s News and Books has witnessed firsthand the turbulence within the print industry. The family-owned business keeps adapting to the changing market, buoyed by regulars who love to browse the old-fashioned way.
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The Broward Healthpoint Maternity Care Center has surpassed its own expectations for how many patients have been served. The center opened as a way to reduce barriers to maternal care services in a community with high rates of maternal health issues.
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The open-air 360-degree theater experience in the Wilton Manors will seat its audience in swivel chairs — allowing them to follow the action as it unfolds across different areas of the Richardson Historic Park & Nature Preserve.
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Broward County Circuit Judge Gary Farmer, a former Senate Democratic leader, has argued that he has "learned his lesson" and should not be suspended without pay pending the outcome of the proceedings.