It’s Friday, March 6th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. The number of Florida residents confirmed with coronavirus has risen again, but many of those people are not currently in the state. There are nine confirmed cases. Florida will get $500,000 in federal funding to help with the state’s response to the coronavirus.

It’s Thursday, March 5th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. The bodybuilders made millions selling products designed to help their clients bulk up, but the government accuses them of fraudulently peddling dietary supplements containing dangerous designer drugs and illegal steroids.

It’s Wednesday, March 4th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Kristie McIntyre. With each new case of coronavirus, medical professionals turn detectives, tracking one of the most elusive viruses they’ve ever encountered. It’s a race against the clock on an international scale, a seemingly impossible task of determining how each and every person fell ill.

It’s Tuesday, March 3rd and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Kristie McIntyre. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Monday that two Florida residents had contracted the disease caused by coranavirus. The confirmation came as state leaders moved to bolster defenses against COVID-19, the name of the illness caused by the virus, after it was detected over the weekend in two Florida residents.

It’s Monday, March 2nd and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. Thousands of people gathered Sunday morning to watch the 94-year-old McNab House, an enduring presence on the south side of Atlantic Boulevard in Pompano Beach, being moved slowly several blocks across town to its new, forever home.

It’s Friday, Feb. 28th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. Can they take out their own trash? Broward cities are organizing to figure out if they can — or should — overthrow corporate giant Waste Management to handle their own garbage and recycling, possibly with the creation of a new taxing district.

It’s Thursday, Feb. 27th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. A jury on Wednesday unanimously recommended the death penalty for a felon who shot and killed an 11-year-old girl and her mother — an act of “unforgivable” violence his lawyers blamed on mental illness.

It’s Wednesday, Feb. 26th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Crystal Orren. A Coconut Creek man was driving nearly three times the posted speed limit and was drunk when he rear-ended a scooter, propelling it almost 250 feet, in a crash that killed its driver and passenger, the Broward Sheriff’s Office says.

It’s Tuesday, Feb. 25th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Crystal Orren. A woman who was unconscious as her car sank into a Boca Raton canal on Sunday morning is alive today thanks to the quick action of a man who saw the scene unfold and sprung into action. Not long after 11 a.m.

It’s Monday, February 24th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. Hundreds of thousands of Broward County residents will have to stop recycling newspapers, pamphlets and other mixed paper because people have been tossing too much garbage into their recycling bins. Saying Broward has not recycled properly, Waste Management is ending “mixed-paper” recycling completely.