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Tammy Jackson, whose ordeal giving birth alone in Broward jail cell inspired change in state law, dies, report says
Tammy Jackson, the inmate who gave birth alone in a Broward jail cell in April 2019, has died. Her story led to the Tammy Jackson Act, enacted earlier this year to protect the health of pregnant women in jails.
Tropical Storm Zeta gains speed and strength as it heads toward Gulf Coast
Hurricane Zeta expected to make landfall in Louisiana on Wednesday.

Tammy Jackson, whose ordeal giving birth alone in Broward jail cell inspired change in state law, dies, report says
Tammy Jackson, the inmate who gave birth alone in a Broward jail cell in April 2019, has died. Her story led to the Tammy Jackson Act, enacted earlier this year to protect the health of pregnant women in jails.
Tropical Storm Zeta gains speed and strength as it heads toward Gulf Coast
Hurricane Zeta expected to make landfall in Louisiana on Wednesday.

Come in costume, donate shoes to help high school seniors
If you’ve been cleaning out your closet during the COVID-19 shutdown, the Pompano Beach-Lighthouse Rotary Club has an opportunity to drive by and donate your shoes to a good cause.
Parents, Broward school board agree: 5-day Thanksgiving break on next year’s calendar
The Broward school board agreed with the 70% of parents and staff who voted in favor of a weeklong Thanksgiving break. School starts Aug. 18, 2021, and ends it on June 9, 2022.

Tammy Jackson, whose ordeal giving birth alone in Broward jail cell inspired change in state law, dies, report says
Tammy Jackson, the inmate who gave birth alone in a Broward jail cell in April 2019, has died. Her story led to the Tammy Jackson Act, enacted earlier this year to protect the health of pregnant women in jails.
Tropical Storm Zeta gains speed and strength as it heads toward Gulf Coast
Hurricane Zeta expected to make landfall in Louisiana on Wednesday.
‘I am not a Holocaust denier,’ ex-principal says in ‘sincere apology’ posted on YouTube | Video
The principal who made controversial comments about the Holocaust posted an apology for his remarks on YouTube. The fate of William Latson, the former principal at Spanish River High in Boca Raton, is still in limbo until Nov. 2.

What we’ll remember of the 2020 vintage