With Hill, Waddle gone, who will step up among Dolphins’ pass-catchers? | Countdown to camp
The Miami Dolphins need pass-catchers to rise to the opportunity available to them with Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle now gone.
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New Fort Lauderdale plant will turn yellow drinking water clear. But experts say old pipes may discolor it...
Fort Lauderdale’s pricey new water plant will turn the city’s yellow drinking clear. But experts say the city’s old pipes might just discolor the water again.
Palm Beach County weighs new approach to fund sheriff’s budget — some residents could pay less, others...
As the Palm Beach County sheriff office budget grows, county commissioners are considering a new way to keep up with the funds by potentially creating a municipal service taxing district.
OpenAI says rogue AI models broke free from human control. Some see it as a ‘warning shot’
In what OpenAI called an “unprecedented” episode, an artificial intelligence system, trained to probe for digital vulnerabilities, breaks free of human control and acts on its own to hack another company.
‘Real cowboys have no color’: Inside the danger and grit of South Florida’s only Black rodeo
The South Florida Soul Rodeo will celebrate Black cowboy and cowgirl excellence with live music, bull and bronc riding when it visits the West Palm Beach Fairgrounds on July 25.
‘Mold-like growth’ on cooked pork; flies on precooked chicken: 11 South Florida restaurants shut
Cooked pork with "mold-like growth" and flies landing on precooked chicken were some of the violations that forced the state last week to temporarily shut 11 South Florida restaurants.
Magic Leap to lay off 193 employees after ‘pivot’ to supplier role for makers of AI glasses
Magic Leap, the technology developer focused on augmented reality, informed the state it intends to lay off nearly 200 highly skilled employees this fall in an organizational shift.
Bosh says LeBron 2.0 with Heat makes most sense; agent says ‘We’re not going to be rushed’ into decision
This time Chris Bosh won't be impacted by a decision by LeBron James, but the former Miami Heat forward said it only makes sense for James to turn back the clock to 2010.
Miss Manners: I RSVPed to the bridal shower and got a shocking response
I indicated the host's tactic was classless. Hence, I am not invited to the wedding.
Friend, Smith for open Broward House seat | Endorsement
A rarity for voters, as both parties have primaries for a state House seat, District 102 in central Broward. The Sun Sentinel recommends Republican Jason Paul Smith and Democrat Mike Friend.
What to know about the 50% tariffs Trump is imposing on Canada
President Donald Trump on Monday announced 50% tariffs on some Canadian products, ratcheting up tensions with the US ally.
Tugboat captain pleads guilty in barge crash that killed 3 girls on sailboat
The operator of a tugboat that was pushing a construction barge that ran over a sailboat in Biscayne Bay, killing three summer campers, pleaded guilty to seaman’s manslaughter in federal court.
US sends food for Cuban residents while still pressuring island’s government
A Cuba-bound cargo plane carrying food and hygiene kits left Miami on Tuesday under U.S. efforts to give direct assistance to the island’s residents while continuing to pressure their government.
Florida education department may force school districts to establish AI rules
The Florida Department of Education is poised to direct all school districts to incorporate rules regarding artificial intelligence in their internet safety guidelines.
With one more vote, Broward County to embrace major commitment to recycling
Broward County's Solid Waste Authority is a vote away from adopting a master plan that promises to overhaul the way we get rid of our trash and commit to the practice of recycling.
Fishback admits to voting in D.C. in 2020 as he fights to stay on ballot
GOP gubernatorial candidate James Fishback admitted Tuesday that he voted in D.C. in 2020 as he was in court fighting a lawsuit trying to kick him off Florida's ballot.
Tropical Storm Bertha poses flood risk from Panhandle to Texas ahead of likely Louisiana landfall
Tropical storm conditions are spreading across coastal areas of the Florida Panhandle as Tropical Storm Bertha moves along the northern Gulf Coast, forecasters said.
Heat’s Riley opens up about LeBron, Adebayo vs. Herro and European retreat
In a relaxed moment with longtime South Florida media personality Dan Le Batard, Miami Heat president Pat Riley touched on a wide variety of topics during a taped podcast interview.
For GOP voters in House 100, ‘Doc’ Stelnicki | Endorsement
The Sun Sentinel Editorial Board recommends pediatric plastic surgeon Eric "Doc" Stelnicki in the Republican primary for a seat in the Florida House from Broward. The election is Aug. 18.
Hot week ahead in South Florida, with ‘feels-like’ temperatures above 100
The National Weather Service has issued heat advisories for South Florida. Here's what to expect this week.
7 South Florida restaurants we lost in June-July 2026
Losing a treasured longtime restaurant is never easy. Here, we say goodbye to seven eateries that recently shut down in Broward and Palm Beach counties. These include Livia Bar & Grill in Fort Lauderdale and...
Woman fell to her death while picking mangoes in Miramar neighborhood, police say
A 56-year-old woman died on Monday in her Miramar neighborhood after falling out of a tree while picking mangoes, the police department said.
Former Broward youth pastor arrested in January crash that killed 8-year-old daughter
A former Broward County youth pastor turned himself in over the weekend to face charges in connection with a crash earlier this year that killed his 8-year-old daughter.
More school closures, more changes? Broward School Board enters year three of shake-ups
The third year of the effort in Broward could involve closing at least 10 schools, selling vacant property and moving many district staff out of the district's headquarters.