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Trump vs. Biden: Track the race for president in key battleground states
The race for the White House will be determined in 13 key battleground states and a pair of congressional districts.
Tropical wave in Caribbean has a moderate chance of development, hurricane center says
A broad area of low pressure expected to develop southwest of Cuba has a 60 percent chance of formation by the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.

Trump vs. Biden: Track the race for president in key battleground states
The race for the White House will be determined in 13 key battleground states and a pair of congressional districts.
Tropical wave in Caribbean has a moderate chance of development, hurricane center says
A broad area of low pressure expected to develop southwest of Cuba has a 60 percent chance of formation by the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.

United Way of Broward County surprises UPS employee with new car
For Fort Lauderdale’s Derek Anderson, it was a one in 10,000 chance for him to be the lucky winner of a new Audi Q3.
Self Esteem Committee sends 500 letters to hospital patients
The Junior League of Boca Raton Self Esteem Committee recently brightened up the day of patients at Boca Raton Regional Hospital by sending them almost 500 letters.

Trump vs. Biden: Track the race for president in key battleground states
The race for the White House will be determined in 13 key battleground states and a pair of congressional districts.
Tropical wave in Caribbean has a moderate chance of development, hurricane center says
A broad area of low pressure expected to develop southwest of Cuba has a 60 percent chance of formation by the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
‘I really want to make sure my vote counts.’ More than 43,000 ballots already cast in South Florida
Nothing that happens between Democrat Joe Biden and President Donald Trump in the Tuesday debate can change the votes of more than 43,000 Broward and Palm Beach county residents. That’s because they’ve already voted in the November presidential election — almost immediately after receiving their vote-by-mail ballots.