City pledges to help Plantation Acres residents in quest to catch wild hogs
City officials pledged Wednesday night to support efforts to corral the runaway pig problem in Plantation Acres.
[From Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Two injured when car crashes into Pompano Beach bagel shop
Detectives investigating whether driver was intended victim of crime A car crashed into a Pompano Beach bagel shop late Wednesday morning, injuring the driver and at least one restaurant patron, the Broward Sheriff's Office said.
[From Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Attorneys for victim’s mother to launch investigation into crash involving po...
Attorneys representing the mother of a recent college graduate who died after his car was struck by a polo club founder's Bentley are launching their own investigation into the crash that killed her son.
[From Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Legislators from Broward advance plan to create corruption investigator
The Broward imbroglio over an anti-corruption unit ended with a whimper Wednesday: The legislative delegation overwhelmingly approved the proposal to create an independent inspector general to investigate corruption and fraud.
[From Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Bill would tie teacher pay to performance, student test scores
Bill has strong support in Legislature Teachers unions say it will destroy public schools. Supporters say it's a long-overdue tool to weed out bad teachers and reward highly effective ones.
[From Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Atlantic Boulevard drawbridge reopens after dramatic morning rescue in Pompan...
Four workers trapped when bridge unexpectedly goes up Four construction workers found themselves clinging for their lives Wednesday morning when the drawbridge they were working on went up without warning.
[From Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Two South Florida women honored for service as World War II pilots
At a time when not many women dreamed of careers outside the home, Pompano Beach resident Florine Carley Maloney and Bernice Falk Haydu of Singer Island let their imaginations soar.
[From Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Former middle school band booster testifies he touched teen’s private parts
Former H.L. Watkins Middle School band booster Franklin King testified Wednesday in his trial on lewd and lascivious molestation charges, acknowledging that he directly touched a teen girl's most intimate sexual organ.
[From Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
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