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March 26, 2012
PIP Bill Won't Affect Injured People, Former Insurance Fraud Director Says
John Askins spent 24 years in Miami investigating staged accidents, fake injury claims, and other car insurance fraud before going on to head the Florida Division of Insurance Fraud. He retired from government in September but followed this month's new personal injury protection (PIP) reform bill ... More >>
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January 3, 2012
Cops Say Israel Rosado's Farts Were "Unbearable" -- and He Pulled Out His Penis
Israel Rosado was discharged from the emergency room at Lawnwood Regional Medical Center in Fort Pierce on December 17 but told a cop working an off-duty detail at the hospital that he wasn't leaving until he got a free meal.Police say that between that statement and his trip to jail, Rosado pull ... More >>
Blogs
February 21, 2011
While Enabling Pain Clinics, Rick Scott's Team Proposes Eliminating Funding for Real Clinics
While it may be exaggeration to say he wants Florida's "pill mills" to stay open, Rick Scott has smacked down a whole bunch of rules that would regulate and monitor their activity. First he announced a freeze on new rules that would help the state crack down on fly-by-night clinics, then he disba ... More >>
News
December 2, 2010
Whose Dole Is It, Anyway?
While it may be exaggeration to say he wants Florida's "pill mills" to stay open, Rick Scott has smacked down a whole bunch of rules that would regulate and monitor their activity. First he announced a freeze on new rules that would help the state crack down on fly-by-night clinics, then he disba ... More >>
Blogs
April 9, 2010
Eleven Hospitalized After Student Sets Off Pepper Spray at Seagull Alternative High School
Nine students--some pregnant--and two staff members were hospitalized Friday afternoon when a student attacked another student with pepper spray at Seagull Alternative High School, says the Broward County school board. "The perpetrator has been arrested, there's been a suspension, and an expulsion i ... More >>
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January 12, 2010
Victims Identified in Boynton Shooting
Benton Lineau is the name of the man who was driving a gold Lincoln Navigator last night, when he was shot in the chest, say Boynton Beach Police. The 23-year-old, who crashed into a home on the 2000 block of Northeast 3rd Street, died later at Delray Trauma Center.Police were investigating that sho ... More >>
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January 11, 2010
Boynton Beach Man Accused of Beating 11-Month-Old Infant
Jean-Carlo Baptist told police that he was tired and trying to sleep after working a night job, when his 11-week-old daughter wouldn't stop crying. His wife was working at Walgreens at the time. Baptist had told paramedics that his daughter had fallen out of bed, but after questioning by Boynton Bea ... More >>
Blogs
November 23, 2009
Finally - Some Swine Flu Vaccine!
Here's a cut-and-paste press release about where and when you can -- finally -- get the swine flu vaccine. Officials at the Broward County Health Department announced Broward County's first H1N1 Vaccination Clinic which shall be open to all members of the public starting Monday, November 30, 2009 ... More >>
Blogs
July 20, 2009
Cat in Court Blames Lockjaw on Vet
Flickr User: lady_meiA cat owner who sued Imperial Point Animal Hospital for malpractice lost her case in Broward court last month. Now she is requesting a hearing in the court of public opinion, where all of us are jurors.Below is a "before" shot of the cat at issue in this case, named Lupita. Two ... More >>
Blogs
January 13, 2009
Lost Limbs Worth Zip for Broward Woman
After eight weeks in trial, a Broward jury absolved several doctors, nurses, and Memorial Hospital West of any wrongdoing in treating Lisa Strong, who lost her forearms and lower legs in a battle to overcome complications from kidney stones. Strong, a 44-year-old mother of two, sought ... More >>
News
January 3, 2008
Are Hospitals Helping the Homeless?
Not enough, say some who are learning to fend for themselves
Home Entertainment
January 25, 2007
Dr. Feelgood
You're not a doctor, but Trauma Center lets you play one on TV.
News
January 25, 2007
Going to Plan T
Obfuscation made things worse in North Broward hospitals, so the brass is trying the truth option
News
February 23, 2006
Invitation to a Stomping
On the low-end neck-breaking circuit, only God and America are bigger than bull riding. Just barely.
News
June 17, 2004
Letters for June 17-23, 2004
On the low-end neck-breaking circuit, only God and America are bigger than bull riding. Just barely.
News
June 10, 2004
Half Baked
Or, how a state law turned an evening of carousing into days of hell
News
March 11, 2004
A Screw Loose
Sein Lwin is a political expert. Medicine? Well, that's something else altogether.
News
February 12, 2004
Hospital Index
Want to play free golf and stay at the finest hotels in the country?
News
February 5, 2004
Deliver Us II
The Broward General maternity ward is gutted by corrupt politics
News
April 20, 2000
Undercurrents
The late-night bars and clubs battle continues
Film
October 21, 1999
Nic at Night
Bringing Out the Dead
News
September 2, 1999
You Call This Emergency Planning?
Thanks to the Red Cross, more than 130,000 Hollywood residents are without a primary hurricane shelter
News
August 6, 1998
Letters
Thanks to the Red Cross, more than 130,000 Hollywood residents are without a primary hurricane shelter

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