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Feds block Ben Novack's widow, seize cars
The FBI has turned up the heat on Narcy Novack, the widow of slain Fort Lauderdale millionaire Ben Novack Jr., seizing assets from his estate under federal forfeiture laws.

Florida tries to fend off wily coyotes
The brownish-gray coyote bared its teeth and snarled as Ralph Pfister arrived to open the steel trap that held it by the leg. A young male, it had succumbed to the irresistible bait combination of dead skunk and rival canine poop placed on the side of a dirt road running through the expansive Adams Ranch.

After layoffs, Broward recruits teachers in N.Y.
``TEACH near the BEACH!'' read the education jobs posting in the Feb. 28 edition of The New York Times.

The ad was for the Broward school district, which is recruiting teachers this week -- in New York City.

Plan has Chad Pennington as Miami Dolphins' No. 3 quarterback
Chad Pennington will stay with the Dolphins as a backup for one year as he continues to rehab his shoulder.

Cold weather kills large swaths of Florida Keys coral
January's big chill led to widespread death of corals in many near shore and mid-channel reefs from Biscayne Bay to Summerland Key, but most of the popular offshore diving and fishing reefs in the Florida Keys were spared.

Chile's economy expected to recover quickly
Homes and apartment buildings here have collapsed. Looters have destroyed a dozen businesses.

A major bridge is down to one lane, and a state shipbuilding company has shut down. A major private employer, a steel mill, has stopped operations to repair its damaged furnace.

Charlie Crist's downsized U.S. Sugar deal under siege
It started out so big, so bold and with so much promise for healing the River of Grass that environmentalists proclaimed it the holy grail of Everglades restoration.

Floor collapses at Marco Polo resort; two injured
An elderly woman and her daughter were hospitalized Sunday night after a floor collapsed under them in the subterranean mall of the Marco Polo Beach Resort in Sunny Isles Beach.

Coral Gables couple again accused of stealing, selling patient records
Last year, they were charged with running a racket to pilfer patient records from Jackson Memorial Hospital to sell to lawyers for personal-injury claims.

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark visits Miami Dolphins
Free agent safety Ryan Clark likes what he sees from the Dolphins and might be a good fit for Miami's defense.

Desperate condo, homeowner associations thrown a lifeline
Revenue-starved condominium and homeowners associations struggling to keep the taps running and the lawns mowed have found a novel way to squeeze money from units that don't pay what they owe.

Crackdown urged on undocumented migrants' mental healthcare
Mentally ill patients are being placed on waiting lists for treatment because Florida's mental health institutions are crowded with illegal immigrants.

For many in Haiti, there's nowhere to call home
Brazilian peacekeepers operating oversized bulldozers and tractors cleared a barren lot of overgrown weeds and debris, prepping it for its newest residents.

Miami-Dade 'green police' chief gets boot over spending
The Miami-Dade police official who directed a highly controversial environmental crime fund has been stripped of control over the pot of public money amid disclosures it bankrolled items having nothing to do with the environment.

For $5 more, Miami Dolphins fans can have it made in the shade
The Dolphins are raising ticket prices for the first time in three years, including seats on the shadier home team side.

Tipsters in Thanksgiving Day slayings get $100,000
The owners of the Edgewater Lodge in the Keys have received the $100,000 reward for providing the tip that led to the capture of a fugitive wanted in the killing of four family members on Thanksgiving Day in Palm Beach County.

Jackson Health System faces long odds for government funds
As Jackson struggles with severe financial problems, Chief Executive Eneida Roldan has hoped that two sources of money -- each about $50 million -- will go a long way to rescuing Miami-Dade's public health system.

Michelle Spence-Jones surrenders on bribery charges
For the government's bribery case against suspended Miami Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones to stick, prosecutors will have to prove that mega-developer Armando Codina expected a favorable vote in exchange for his $12,500 check to her charitable cause, legal experts say.

Miami Dolphins free agency plan is in place
When the NFL takes a strange step into a world without a salary cap, don't expect Dolphins owner Steve Ross to immediately start channeling his inner George Steinbrenner. Then again, don't expect George Costanza, either.

New charges for Michelle Spence-Jones
A Miami-Dade grand jury Wednesday indicted suspended Miami Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones on new bribery charges, leaving her political career on life support as she fights three court cases at once.