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Skip to content Sections xml:space="preserve"> Search xml:space="preserve"> Forecast Today's Paper Newsletters Obituaries Learn more about subscriptions April 01, 2021 72°F Home page SPORTS EATING VACCINE PUZZLES OPINION TO DO LOTTERY LOCAL NEWS Advertisement Advertisement COVID-19 Vaccines NSU to require COVID vaccines for all students and staff in time for in-person fall semester COVID-19 Vaccines NSU to require COVID vaccines for all students and staff in time for in-person fall semester Nova Southeastern University will require every student and staff member to receive a COVID vaccine by Aug. 1, in time for the in-person fall semester, the private school said Thursday. By Brooke Baitinger and Cindy Krischer Goodman 17m Johnson and Johnson vaccine will keep coming to Florida for now Here’s where to find a COVID-19 vaccine in South Florida Transportation Flight delays reduced as Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood airport reopens after ‘security incident’ Operations at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport had nearly returned to normal Thursday evening, after early morning evacuations and closures. The delays rippled up to Palm Beach International Airport shortly before 6 p.m. By Robin Webb , Joe Cavaretta and Brooke Baitinger 3h Flight Tracker: Check the status of your flight Eating Let’s Go, South Florida: The Final Four best chicken wings, tried and tested by the experts Let's Go, South Florida brings you the final four best chicken wings in our area as determined by voters in a March Madness style bracket that started with 32 locations. Current and former Sun Sentinel food critics decide which two should go to the championship round after a blind taste test. By Arlene Borenstein-Zuluaga 10:20 AM The Boca Bash is back on after last year’s COVID-19 closure. ‘Same ol’ party at the same ol’ location.’ South Florida restaurants: Now open, coming soon and closed Palm Beach County News Former Boca Raton Mayor Susan Haynie admits she misused her office; corruption charges dropped Former Boca Raton Mayor Susan Haynie overcame serious public corruption allegations Thursday with a plea deal that canceled out the possibility of 23 years in prison. But her political career is over. By Marc Freeman and Austen Erblat 1h Ex-Boca Raton Mayor Susan Haynie says she won’t seek public office again. Read her apology letter. Education Hackers demand up to $40 million in ransom from Broward schools A representative for Broward schools offered to pay hackers $500,000 to prevent personal information about students and teachers from being published, according to a transcript posted by the hackers. The offer appeared to go nowhere. By Scott Travis Mar 31, 2021 Ransomware hackers launch 300 attacks in only months National Sports Live from March Madness: Photos of the 2021 NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament Even during a pandemic, the NCAA men and women's basketball tournament are must-watch events. Check out the photos from March Madness. By Tribune Content Agency Staff Mar 29, 2021 Palm Beach County News Donald Trump Jr. buys Jupiter mansion, about 20 miles from Mar-a-Lago Donald Trump Jr. and his girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle spent $9.7 million this week to buy a six-bedroom, 11-bath home in the Admirals Cove development in the town of Jupiter. By Associated Press 12:00 PM Ask a real estate pro: Can HOA close the pool to everyone after resident broke rules? Contemporary ‘sky mansion’ features two-story master suite | Photos Broward County News Can you blow off jury duty if you’re worried about COVID-19? Here’s what you need to know. South Floridians have started receiving notices to attend jury duty during the pandemic, raising the question of who will be required to show up to court in person amid COVID-19 concerns. By Rafael Olmeda and Marc Freeman 3:17 PM Business Here’s how much your FPL bill will jump beginning in May FPL customers will see their bills hiked by an average of $4 beginning in May thanks to a fuel cost adjustment approved by the Florida Public Service Commission on Thursday. By Ron Hurtibise 2:54 PM We shoot our treated waste deep into the earth. Now, the fight is on over hefty fixes. VACCINE HEADQUARTERS See more VACCINE HEADQUARTERS articles Here’s the latest rundown of rules for COVID-19 vaccine sites Here’s where to find a COVID-19 vaccine in South Florida Answers to your vaccine questions: When will more J&J vaccines arrive? How many people in Florida have been vaccinated for COVID-19? Track the state’s progress here MAP: Search for COVID vaccine sites in Florida and find out how to make an appointment Advertisement MOST POPULAR 1. Matt Gaetz’s father backs up extortion allegation, but missing FBI agent enters picture Mar 31 2. NSU to require COVID vaccines for all students and staff in time for in-person fall semester 17m 3. State rep accuses U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz of inventing sex game Jan 14 4. Flight delays reduced as Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood airport reopens after ‘security incident’ 3h 5. Hackers demand up to $40 million in ransom from Broward schools Mar 31 MORE TOP STORIES Boynton Beach News Pair of dognappers run off with woman’s Pomeranian Shih Tzu A 1-year-old Pomeranian Shih Tzu mix, named Chance, was dognapped and Boynton Beach police hope there's a chance he'll be found with the release of video of the crime. By Wayne K. Roustan 5h Lanai-lounging gator gets stuck under patio table, then takes dip in pool Tamarac News Amid pandemic, city leaders set aside lots more money for travel. ‘Where are we going?’ mayor asks. Tamarac city commissioners now are allowing themselves to collectively spend up to $75,000 a year to travel — at $15,000 each — in their latest approved spending for personal discretion. By Lisa J. Huriash 2h Miami Marlins Hyde: A blue Marlins opener — on the scoreboard, in the hairstyle | Commentary Marlins bats quiet in 1-0 loss to Tampa Bay By Dave Hyde 1h Rays get eighth-inning HR from Meadows off Marlins bullpen to decide opening-day pitchers duel Politics DeSantis denounces Biden policy on immigrants convicted of crimes Gov. Ron DeSantis announced steps to fight the Biden administration’s refusal to immediately deport convicted criminals who had been in the United States illegally. By David Fleshler 3:13 PM Eating Drag queens audition at Lips Fort Lauderdale | PHOTOS Drag queens auditioned for a spot at Lips in Ft. Lauderdale. The nightclub will return to South Florida starting April 22. The cast and crew have been on hiatus due to COVID-19 but are eager to bring back their unique brand of entertainment which includes great food, signature drinks and a Las Vegas style show with some of the area’s best female impersonators. By Mike Stocker 8:13 AM Summer camps: Guide to over 100 camps - including virtual Politics Investigation: Lies and omissions helped propel Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony to the top From his football prospects to his drug use to his political achievements, Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony has stretched the truth time and again. The South Florida Sun Sentinel dug into public records, court proceedings, old newspaper clippings and social media postings to compare Tony’s claims with the available facts. By Brittany Wallman , Lisa J. Huriash and Megan O'Matz Mar 30, 2021 Sawgrass Sun Young At Art is back. Westfield Broward mall welcomes gallery with over 150 pieces. On March 6, 2021, Broward County’s only children’s art museum, the Young At Art Museum, had its grand opening at Plantation's Westfield Broward mall. By Nile Fortner 3h Unaccompanied minors under 16 not welcome at Weston Town Center starting Friday, mall says DON’T MISS THESE Coronavirus Tracking COVID-19 in Florida: Here are the latest statistics including new cases and deaths Here are Florida's key coronavirus data as reported by the state, including new cases, death, hospitalizations and the progress of vaccine distribution. By Aric Chokey 4h PHOTOS Spring Break 2021 in Fort Lauderdale | PHOTOS College students swarm Fort La...