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The South Florida Sun Sentinel has won honors in two journalism contests that showcased both investigative and feature stories. That includes multiple awards from the Society for Features Journalism, a national competition, and the Green Eyeshade Awards, the nation’s oldest regional journalism contest. Winning the prestigious Green Eyeshade itself, and the first-place category of ...

The truth is, unless we pull on heavily padded, flame-retardant, asteroid-resistant clothing and never leave our rooms a single day of our lives, we’re going to worry our mothers, reflects City & Shore magazine editor Mark Gauert.

A reader has an idea: If the news media would stop covering DeSantis so much, maybe he wouldn't be so popular.

Must we take a phone with us everywhere, even to already memorable events like a wedding? Mark Gauert makes a conscious decision not to take his phone to his son's wedding to record memorable moments - and lives to regret it. Commentary

"Beyond," Celebrity Cruise’s newest, is a ship of ultra-cool spaces – the kind you’ll want to stop and take a photo and stream on social media because you’ve never seen anything like it on a cruise ship before. It's sailing six- to nine-night itineraries to the Bahamas and Caribbean from Port Everglades until May.

Our annual luxury issue goes to sea this year with eight experiences that, once had, may make it tough to go back and do it any other way again.

New direct French bee air service between Miami and Paris Orly puts the luxury of a shopping trip to the City of Light closer than ever.

By Mark Gauert From South Florida Sun Sentinel The “bucket-list” trip to Bimini called for stops for conch ...

Readers praise the Sun Sentinel's recent coverage of medical malpractice issues.

I’d seen pictures of sharks before, and I was pretty sure I could scratch nurse, tiger and hammerhead from the suspect lineup. The one in front of me was different ... I know they say everything looks bigger underwater, so I can only conservatively estimate the shark was 200 feet long. OK, maybe 300 feet. Conservatively.