Latest Stories

• 
  Activist John DeGroot Explains His Fart Machine at the Broward Health Meeting

  Friday, May 27, 2016 at 10:26 a.m.

  John DeGroot is an eminent journalist, He not only was a city editor of the old Fort Lauderdale News, and Pulitzer finalist,  but he was part of a team that won the coveted award that won the Pulitzer for fro  Kent State shooting at the Akron Beacon Journal.  Back when...

• 
  Today's New Hampshire Race Is Vital for Jeb Bush — and It's All About Florida

  Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at 9:05 a.m.

  Today''s primary vote in New Hampshire is all about the Jebster. The former Florida governor and fading presidential candidate is sunk if he doesn't nail the New Hampshire race today — finishing at least in the top three.  The right wing of the party has staged an interesting attack on...

• 
  Panthers Win Ten Straight; Fans Stay Home

  Wednesday, January 6, 2016 at 10:29 a.m.

  C'mon you stinkin' fickle fans. Go to the games.  The Dolphins are done. The Marlins are "a joke," according to one rival owner,  The Heat is winning, but now faces about a million away games that will probably chip away at that solid record, But the Panthers — the best...

• 
  Panthers Chairman Peter Luukko Responds to Bailout Criticism: "We Know What This Team Can Be"

  Friday, December 11, 2015 at 10:24 a.m.

  After Broward County Commissioners committed millions of dollars to bail out the Florida Panthers,  the team is making bold new plans for the team, says Peter Luukko, the team's executive chairman. Under the plan approved Tuesday, the Panthers will get $12 million in the next year. Taxpayers overall investment in...

• 
  Broward Approves Bad Florida Panthers Deal. Blame Huizenga.

  Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at 9:15 a.m.

  Broward County Commissioners Tuesday agreed to pay millions for the financially challenged Florida Panthers to stay at the BB&T Arena. That is a bad idea.  The team will get $12 million next year as part of an $86 million bailout. Commissioners were left with no good choices — because they still owe...

• 
  Colombian Judge Carlos Horacio Urán Was Killed by the Military

  Tuesday, October 27, 2015 at 9:53 a.m.

  He's there. Clearly. The kindly face. The mop of black hair. Those deep, dark eyes. He's hopping. He's hurt. A leg is busted. His arm swings like a pendulum as he's tugged by a gun-slinging soldier past sticky rivulets of blood pouring down concrete steps. He's a judge, one of...