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SCOTT ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL

Lawsuit seeks confidential Rothstein e-mails

Attorneys in the Fort Lauderdale bankruptcy case of Scott Rothstein's former law firm sued one of his name partners, Russell Adler.

  • 200 deputies rally, urging Pompano Beach to keep BSO

    The Pompano Beach City Commission chamber was the safest place to be Tuesday as nearly 200 Broward sheriff's personnel lined the sidewalks and hallways before the commission meeting.

  • Mayor unseated in South Miami

    SOUTH MIAMI

    SUMMARY: Galvanized by issues such as proposed high-voltage power lines on U.S. 1 and an impending budget crunch, South Miami voters put biologist Philip Stoddard in the mayor's seat.

  • This may be the year for texting-while-driving ban

    Steve Augello's daughter died in a 2008 car accident shortly after sending a text message from her cellphone.

    Months later, the Spring Hill resident came to Tallahassee, like many grieving parents before him, asking for a law to banish what led to the grief. For him, it's text messaging while driving.

  • Should 0 or 50 be the lowest possible grade in Broward schools?

    Broward schools officials said Tuesday they would tackle a sometimes foggy and always sensitive topic: grading.

    As the rules stand now, at some schools the lowest possible grade is 0. At others, it is 50 percent.

  • State to provide benefits for gay man's adopted son

    Florida's embattled ban on adoption by gay people suffered another setback Tuesday, when state child welfare administrators agreed to provide health insurance, college tuition and other benefits to the adopted son of a gay Key West man.

  • Financing troubles loom for commercial real estate

    While the real estate industry in South Florida and across the country may be showing some glimmers of hope, there still is likely to be more pain in 2010 -- particularly when it comes to commercial real estate financing.

  • MIAMI BEACH

    Miami Beach police release identity of man shot by officer

    Investigators were checking the circumstances of an officer-involved shooting of a 23-year-old man.

  • Judge won't drop charges in Allen Stanford shredding case

    A federal judge in Miami has refused to dismiss obstruction charges against two former employees of disgraced financier Allen Stanford, though he called the government's evidence ``thin.''

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