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New policy will make it tougher for immigrants to appeal deportation

By Juan Carlos Chavez, Tampa Bay Times A new federal policy will make it harder for immigrants across the nation with deportation orders to challenge…

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Broward hospital districts proposal is going nowhere. Here’s what’s next.

A  legislative battle over the future of Broward County’s public health care systems has hit a significant roadblock. The controversial bill that would empower Broward…

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Party on: Orlando’s LGBTQ gatherings still on tap for June

The first weekend of June again will feature red T-shirts and multiple festivities for the LGBTQ community despite the absence of the GayDays Orlando group,…

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‘It just kind of happened’: Lehigh Valley couple married 75 years reflects on the power of love

Bill and Marie Neville sat down the other day to share some advice on how to keep a marriage going for 75 years, the way…

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As feds eye a potential Orlando ICE facility, records show detainees might stay for 7 days

ICE’s new “processing centers,” like the one it is eyeing in a massive warehouse in east Orlando, would each hold up to 1,500 immigrant detainees…

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Delray needs Delores Rangel’s quiet passion | Endorsement

Only one race is on the city ballot in Delray Beach in March, but it is very important. When Rob Long resigned his city commission…

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Karen Huger of ‘RHOP’ says DUI, jail can’t keep the Grand Dame down: ‘I healed myself’

By Alexandra Del Rosario, Los Angeles Times “Real Housewives of Potomac” personality Karen Huger says she has turned over a new leaf nearly two years…

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‘We got lucky’: How Florida wildlife died — or survived — in the brutal February freeze

The record-breaking arctic blast that hit Florida earlier this month may have sent humans scurrying for winter coats, but it sent wildlife scurrying, swimming and…

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‘We got lucky’: How Florida wildlife died — or survived — in the brutal February freeze

The record-breaking arctic blast that hit Florida earlier this month may have sent humans scurrying for winter coats, but it sent wildlife scurrying, swimming and…

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Funny but flawed, comic ‘POTUS’ hits close to home | Review

If there were an award for funniest, dripping-with-sarcasm director’s note, Missy Barnes would win it hands down for her playbill musing on “POTUS (Or Behind…

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