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This week, we explore the question of whether requiring every American to vote would change our fractured political landscape and strengthen our sense of civic duty.

II’S been 45 years since Pluto Shervington migrated to South Florida, just months after topping Jamaican music charts with the controversial I Man Born Ya. That song evoked patriotic fervour ...

At heart, I know that Kumirmari is reducing in size, eroding away part by part. I don’t know what will happen to the Sundarbans in the next 10-20 years,” says Soma Mondal, 30, a resident of the world’s largest delta. While her relatives have migrated to other parts of India, Soma, married with three kids, stayed on in the Sundarbans. But things have been changing rapidly for

This year marks 30 years since Hurricane Andrew devastated South Florida, killing more than 36 people and causing over $55 billion worth in damage. Since the catastrophe, building codes in

Before i took his case, i was one of the many men who condemned him. hes a coward? the coward of broward? im not even going to meet with the guy. then i did a thorough investigation. i saw transcripts. i saw what he was saying in real time, asking fellow officers, wheres the shooter. im hearing him order a code red. im hearing him order officers to watch their back, evidencing that he thought maybe there was a sniper. it was completely different than what we were led to believe. so, sometimes it...

Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, who has spent four years investigating issues related to the Parkland school shooting, says Broward County is now poised to be a model for dealing with school safety.

Ian Hamilton checks in for wXw’s return to Dresden, with Tristan Archer defending his newly-regained wXw Unified World Wrestling Championship against Axel Tischer.

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — On the second day of the fiscal 2023 budget hearings  last week, the City Council preliminary passed nine departmental budgets in an hour with just one suggested...

With summer quickly approaching comes the start of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season that begins June 1 and continues through Nov. 30.

State environmental regulators have declared a “Code Orange” Air Quality Action day Tuesday for high concentrations of ozone air pollution.