Rick Scott Lied About Not Using His Private Gmail For State Business

For a while now, Tallahassee attorney Seven R. Andrews has been trying to prove that Gov. Rick Scott has used his private Gmail account to circumvent his way around Florida’s public records law. Andrews even asked the courts to have Google to turn over basic information about Scott’s private email…

Ferguson Protest in Fort Lauderdale Going Down Tuesday Afternoon

With the rest of the nation still reeling over a Missouri grand jury’s decision not to indict police officer Darren Wilson for shooting and killing unarmed 18-year-old Michael Brown on August 9 and the ensuing Ferguson riots following Monday night’s announcement, South Florida has been relatively quiet. While other cities…

Michael Crews, Florida’s Embattled Prison Chief, Announces He’s Stepping Down

Florida’s Department of Corrections Secretary Michael Crews announced his resignation Monday, following reports over several months detailing suspicious inmate deaths, abusive corrections officers, and possible cover-ups. Crews, age 53, who began his career as a corrections officer in 1984, was appointed Department of Corrections Secretary in 2012 by Gov. Rick…

Elijah Velez, FSU Shooting Victim, Returns Home to Miramar

Elijah Velez, an 18-year-old FSU student who was one of three victims shot last week at the Robert Manning Strozier Library on the Florida State University campus, has returned home to Miramar and recounting his harrowing experience. Velez, a freshman at FSU, spoke with a few local news stations, describing…

Lawton Cohen Arrested for Killing Woman by Running Over Her Twice

A Tamarac man is in custody on first-degree murder charges after killing a woman by running her over with his pickup truck twice. Lawton Cohen, 53, was arrested for killing Barbara Sapp, 55 years old, after the two got into an argument outside a food store in Pompano Beach on…

Two Men Arrested in Chase After Attempted ATM Heist in Lake Worth

There have to be easier ways to make some money than stealing an ATM. That’s probably among the thoughts this morning speeding through the minds of the would-be criminal masterminds who have botched an overnight heist in Lake Worth. Police currently have two suspects in custody after a dramatic four-county…

Ten Things South Florida Is Thankful For

Come Friday afternoon, you’ll be either sleeping because you just got home from Black Friday shopping or you’ll be at the gym, working off all the food you ate the day prior. That’s right, it’s almost turk-a-lurk day; time to get your fat pants out, Fatty McFatterson. See also: Ten…

John Goodman Again Sentenced to 16 Years in Prison

John Goodman has been sentenced to 16 years in prison, the same sentence he received after his first trial. Goodman is being given credit for time served. He has served a total of 152 days in jail. In addition, a request for posttrial bond was denied by the judge. The…

Teacher Fired for “Screaming” Emails Awarded $337,000 in Lawsuit

A former Palm Beach County teacher who has been embroiled in disputes with her school district since 2009 was awarded $337,000 in a lawsuit against PBCSD for firing her over passionate emails. This latest — and most costly mishap — began when Paula Prudente, a Palm Beach teacher since 1978,…

West Palm Beach Woman Accuses Bill Cosby of Drugging, Raping Her

More and more women have been coming forward lately, and over the years, accusing iconic comedian Bill Cosby of sexually assaulting them. The latest of those women is West Palm Beach resident Therese Serignese, who claims she was assaulted by Cosby after one of his shows in 1976, when she…

Nine Reasons Denver Broncos Fans Are the Worst

The 2014 Miami Dolphins season is well underway! And while lots of other sites will be breaking down each game and list reasons why the Dolphins will or won’t win while analyzing players, coaches, and match-ups against their respective opponent week to week, we won’t. Not us. Not here. Instead,…