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The Florida Panthers are showing a capacity for comebacks the NHL hasn’t seen since Wayne Gretzky’s prime.

Aaron Ekblad scored his second goal of the game 22 seconds into overtime and the Panthers rallied with five straight goals to stun the Anaheim Ducks 5-4 Thursday night.

Brett Connolly sparked...

“Just show us the records and we’ll be done here,” said plaintiff’s attorney Matthew Topic to the Assistant United States Attorney Carlos Javier Raurel as they shook hands at the end of a long hearing.

Topic’s client, Ross Mandell, is halfway through a dozen-year federal prison term. The former...

Disbarred attorney Alan Koslow, usually so cocksure and proud, was neither on the night he was flipped by the FBI.

Koslow, the lobbyist-turned-confidential informant, shared the terrifying tale Thursday from the stand as a key witness in the corruption trial of Joy Cooper, former mayor of Hallandale...

Deborah Frazier called 911 because her brother was drunk and threatening her with a knife.

By the time deputies arrived, everything was calm. Frazier’s brother was sitting on a chaise lounge by himself under a tree in the family’s Pompano Beach backyard, eating a takeout chicken dinner, according...

A portion of Interstate 95 has been renamed to honor a Florida Highway Patrol trooper and a Canadian police officer who were fatally shot over 40 years ago while investigating a suspicious vehicle stopped on the highway near Deerfield Beach.

A measure allowing such designations statewide was approved...

In September while strolling Hollywood Boulevard for dinner, Sanjida Sharmin and her husband realized they’d spotted no Indian restaurants downtown.

So they Googled “Indian restaurants in Hollywood.” Nada. Not one within the city’s boundaries.

“We were like, ‘What the…?’ ” Sharmin says with a laugh....

They come on like clockwork all along your street, from dusk till dawn, lighting your way home. And yet ... who’s paying to leave all those lights on?

As part of the Sun Sentinel’s Sound Off South Florida project, we answer readers’ questions about South Florida life, culture, history, government...

As Coral Springs High teachers hid with students in their classrooms, terrified of a reported intruder, they received a text instructing them to open their doors — a violation of emergency procedures.

The reason: There were no keys available immediately for police to check classrooms. Teachers...

The quiet of a dark street in a residential South Florida neighborhood is broken by the ear-piercing sound of screeching tires as the headlights of a spinning car come into view.

Ring doorbell video of the car doing the donuts was posted this week to the Neighbors community app.

The car finally...

Now we know why trans teen Jazz Jennings is delaying her studies at Harvard: She appears to be launching a film career.

Jennings, a South Florida teen who has been open about her transition from male to female, announced on Twitter and Instagram this week that she has released her first film, “Denim,”...

A cop ordering a cafecito downtown while riding a horse. A golf cart holding up traffic in the I-95 express lane. Green flip-flops that read “Publix” when placed next to each other.

Just a few of things you’ll find only in Miami-Dade County, according to the popular Instagram account ONLY in DADE...

The top Democratic presidential candidates spent large chunks of prime-time television clashing over “Medicare for All” — again.

Like a string of previous debates, Wednesday’s prominently featured squabbles over a program that could alienate general-election swing voters who may be wary of fully...

Former Miami Dolphin Mark Walton was freed on bond as of 8 p.m. Wednesday from a Broward County jail, records show.

At his first appearance hearing earlier in the morning, a judge set his bond at $10,000.

Broward Judge Jackie Powell also ordered Walton to get a substance abuse evaluation after...