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NBA Player’s Announcement Inspires Broward Teen
When NBA player Jason Collins announced he was gay, it really hit home at Hollywood Hills High School, especially with the co-captain of the football team, Leo Washington.
SEC Big Winners After Upsets
Baylor and Stanford shook up the Bowl Championship Series Saturday, but the biggest winner may have been the Southeastern Conference.
Oregon & K-State Jump To Top In Polls
After Texas A&M sprung the improbable upset of Alabama Saturday, the top of the college football rankings were going to undergo some change. The AP released its rankings Sunday and the Oregon Ducks is the new number one team in the nation.
Fugitive Known As “Doctor Mitch” Wanted By U.S. Marshals
He goes by the name “Doctor Mitch,” but U.S. Marshals say Jean Evra isn’t a licensed doctor, although he’s told women in South Florida he’s an OB-GYN.
Florida Crews Sent North To Assist Hurricane Sandy Victims
As the gusty winds and harsh rains of Hurricane Sandy pound the northeastern United States; Florida rescue crews have made their way to the area to lend a helping hand to those who will be affected by Hurricane Sandy.
FAU Heads To Georgia To Face Bulldogs
Coming off an impressive fourth quarter domination of the Missouri Tigers, the Georgia Bulldogs are looking to take out any lingering frustration on the Florida Atlantic Owls this Saturday.
Ricotta Cheese Recalled Over Listeria Fears
Federal officials say ricotta cheese shipped to some Florida retail stores and restaurants is tainted with listeria bacteria and is responsible for 14 illnesses and at least one death.
Police: Florida-Based “Felony Lane Gang” On National Crime Spree
From high speed chases to millions of dollars in check fraud. Police say an id theft ring from A South Florida is responsible for crimes across the country.
Former UM Player, Super Bowl Champ Arrested For Murder
A former University of Miami football player turned Super Bowl champion has been arrested and charged with murder in Georgia.
“Move Over” For Emergency Workers
A program that has had Florida drivers safely moving along for the better part of a decade will be tested in Alabama and Georgia in the next month.






