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A 70-year-old man has become Palm Beach County 's ninth swine flu victim, county health department officials said this morning. Full Story »

Crash at Riverside Drive, NW 40th Street involves car, motorcycle Coral Springs authorities are responding to the scene of a fatal accident involving a car colliding with a motorcycle. Full Story »

Maybe you've made the right play, maybe you haven't. Your heart speeds up, your stomach rumbles. That's why it's called gambling. ACTION is a view of the numbers, the psychology and the flavor of gambling here in South Florida, through our lens. Full Story »

Police are searching for gunmen who shot a man in the parking lot of a Miami-Dade County apartment complex early Tuesday. Full Story »

A Fort Pierce man trying to hit someone with a chunk of concrete missed his target and struck the roof of a passing SUV, authorities said. Full Story »

A city of Miami police officer was hospitalized after his cruiser collided with another car early this morning. Full Story »

A man escaped through a window from his burning house this morning in the 6100 block of Rodman Street, authorities said. Full Story »

The Broward School Board may sign off on a more restrictive policy for lobbyists Tuesday, following a board member's arrest that called lobbyists' influence into question. Full Story »

A Walmart might replace Sunshine Village, a decades-old mobile home park on 10th Avenue North. Full Story »

The firm newly contracted to guard the Port of Palm Beach hired a felon to help run its operations there four months after the state denied him a license to work in private security. Full Story »

Ian Pearl once feared a tracheal tube inserted into his throat would render him voiceless. Full Story »

Students at a Jewish high school in Miami Beach were unnerved Monday night when an unidentified object flew through the building's entrance, shattering glass in the front door. Full Story »

For eight months Hollywood officials warned the owners of the Yellow Green Farmer's Market that they couldn't hold their grand opening until permit violations were addressed. Full Story »

In further moves to reduce ever-mounting losses, Jackson Health System announced Monday plans to close six units in January and lay off 93 employees. Full Story »

At age 16, most girls are texting BFFs the latest gossip heard from high school halls or about the New Moon movie. Full Story »

Regulators to set FPL conservation goals Residents of Ohio, Kentucky and other states receive utility rebates for using compact fluorescent light bulbs and other energy-saving measures - programs environmentalists say promote conservation and save customers money. Full Story »

(AP) -- A central Florida man has been charged with a felony for an August texting-while-driving crash that cost a garbage collector his legs. Full Story »

Troubled Coral Gables High student Andy Rodriguez packed a knife to school not because a classmate had threatened him, but because the other teen looked at him with a ``bad face.'' Full Story »

Police in Miami-Dade say they are searching for a motorist who fled the scene after hitting a man on a bicycle. Full Story »

Trains could be delayed up to 15 minutes during next six weeks Track work could slow Tri-Rail trains over next six weeks. Full Story »

A West Palm Beach man was sentenced Monday to two years in prison for the illegal possession of 119 Loggerhead sea turtle eggs, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Full Story »

Jury selection began Monday in the first-degree murder case against Wilson Pierre, 24, who is accused of gunning down a man in the Boynton Beach Mall on Christmas Eve in 2006. Full Story »

Man, 82, and woman, 90, were returning from dinner when they were robbed Police have just recovered the car stolen in a violent carjacking last night that left an elderly man and woman hospitalized. Full Story »

Dye pack also marked him after heist You'd think the bank robber would have been easy to spot: he was covered in bruises and covered in dye. Full Story »

The other two will be freed - for now Three of the five teenagers accused of setting fire to Michael Brewer last month have been charged as adults with second-degree attempted murder, prosecutors said today. The other two are going free, for now. Full Story »