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Anti-ICE Activists Re-Arrested Months After Protest at GEO Group HQ

By Saraana Jamraj
Feb 11, 2020

On December 3, nine activists were arrested for their parts in a non-violent protest at the headquarters of GEO Group in Boca Raton. Early Tuesday, five of them were again arrested and taken to jail on felony charges.
Gulfstream's Horse Death Toll at 34 as Championship Meet Opens

By Saraana Jamraj and Teri Berg
Nov 29, 2019

If 34 basketball players died during last year’s NBA season, the league might have canceled this year's campaign. As Gulfstream Park opens for its championship meet, critics of horse racing are making arguments like that.
Deputy Jailed as Broward Sheriff Vows to "Fix" Embattled Department

By Saraana Jamraj
Nov 6, 2019

BSO is in the spotlight again, as Sheriff Gregory Tony this past Tuesday announced the arrest of Dep. Willard Miller after a school surveillance video showed him assaulting a teen girl at a special-needs school in Pompano Beach.
Anderson Cooper Wants You to Know: He Isn't Dead Inside

By Saraana Jamraj
Oct 29, 2019

Anderson Cooper is no stranger to South Florida. But when he arrives with TV host Andy Cohen this weekend, it will be for an uncommon reason: to let loose and have fun.
Broward Dream Defenders Lead Charge for "Next" Political Hopefuls

By Saraana Jamraj
Oct 16, 2019

We all know who Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is. Although she represents New York's 14th congressional district, which includes the Bronx and part of Queens, in South Florida and across the country we even know her by her initials, AOC. But are our own elected leaders that well known, even to us?

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