Pandemic forcing kids to adjust to revamped summer camps
School is finally over for thousands of South Florida students. The next step for many is summer camp, but the coronavirus pandemic is forcing campRead More
Special Reports
Monkey Mission: Dania Beach wild monkey colony finally has a sanctuary of their own
They’re spotted in neighborhoods and have even made it onto the tarmac at South Florida airports, but now a colony of wild monkeys is finallyRead More
Kids Helping Kids: South Florida youth-led program helps feed children in need
One bright spot in the COVID crisis is how so many people have come together to support each other. As Brian Entin reports, that includesRead More
Double Disaster: Bahamas continuing to recover from Hurricane Dorian amid pandemic
South Florida got lucky last year with no direct hit from any storms, but the Bahamas were devastated by Category 5 Hurricane Dorian, and becauseRead More
Family Connection: Virtual adoption gives 3 South Florida children a forever family
We have seen virtual graduations and weddings, but there are also virtual adoptions because of the coronavirus pandemic, and three South Florida children now haveRead More
Comfort Food: Nightclub owner, family and friend cook meals for the homeless during pandemic
When the coronavirus pandemic forced one business owner to close his doors, he decided to turn to his second passion — serving the community. TheRead More
COVID Con: Woman scammed after trying to apply for work-at-home job during COVID-19 pandemic
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to force people out of their jobs, scammers are hard at work. This time, they’re using people’s desperation against them.Read More
FAU researchers show how far respiratory droplets from a cough can spread COVID-19
Germs are invisible, but researchers at a South Florida university came up with a way to see how far someone with COVID-19 can spread theRead More
South Floridians step up to help daughter, 106-year-old mother after repairman didn’t return their deposit money
Earlier this week, we told you about a woman and her 106-year-old mother who gave a repairman a deposit to fix their washing machine. TheRead More
Connected During COVID: Family donates iPads to help COVID-19 patients keep in touch with relatives
One of the most difficult things about being in the hospital with the coronavirus is that you can’t have family at your side, but asRead More