South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ supporters waved yellow signs modeled after the Gadsden flag, a Revolutionary War-era banner that has become popular with Tea Party and conservative groups. Instead of a coiled rattlesnake, DeSantis’ version has an alligator.

Florida's toll-road transponders, E-PASS and SunPass, are alike in many way but also have key differences. Here is a comparison.

Rock star Rod Stewart's on-again, off-again plea over a New Year's Eve scuffle involving his son and a guard at Palm Beach's Breakers resort is on again. At a Friday hearing, the judge announced that a jury trial is scheduled for January 2022.

Actor Alec Baldwin publicly addressed the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins for the first time Friday, calling it a “tragedy” and saying he is cooperating with the investigation.

South Florida's weekend weather forecast calls for mostly rainy conditions Saturday and Sunday, and continuing into Monday. Things should clear up for two days before rainy conditions return late in the week.

A victory for the districts could mean the state would have to repay the hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines it has assessed to districts for violating the state rule.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ idea to remove COVID-19 liability protections for businesses with vaccine mandates for employees will be on the table for next year’s legislative session, one key lawmaker said, but it might come only as part of larger discussion extending liability protections passed earlier this year.

Congressional candidate Omari Hardy is standing by his positions supporting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement and opposition to supplemental funding for Israel's iron dome missile-defense system. The Florida Democratic Party Jewish Caucus said it opposes his election "because of his positions on these fundamental issues.” And U.S.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Ex-NBA player Delonte West was arrested Tuesday outside the Boynton Beach police department headquarters.

Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz pleaded guilty to 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of attempted murder. The prosecutor's recitation of the details of that devastating day at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School brought the people in the courtroom to tears.