It’s Monday, September 16th, and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Lynn Norris. Fort Lauderdale is a long way from Memphis. But 50-year-old lottery winner-turned-developer Miguel Pilgram wants to bring a little Memphis Blues to historic Sistrunk Boulevard.

It’s Friday, September 13th. and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Mary Hildebrandt Former Florida nursing home mogul Philip Esformes wept and pleaded for mercy yesterday before being sentenced to 20 years in prison for what the US Justice Department called the largest single health care bribery and kickback scheme in American history.

It’s Wednesday, September 11th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Lynn Norris. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis says he welcomes Bahamians to Florida, as long as they have passports, visas, and a place to stay. The governor said there are no shelters open in the state for those displaced by Hurricane Dorian, and the migration of Bahamians should be a federal concern — not Florida’s.

It’s Tuesday, September 10th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Lynn Norris. Dozens of storm-weary Hurricane Dorian evacuees were kicked off a ferry bound for Fort Lauderdale Sunday night, increasing confusion over what documents Bahamians need to enter the United States. A crew member said through a loudspeaker that all passengers who didn't have a US visa needed to disembark.

It’s Monday, September 9th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m I’m Lynn Norris It’s been 1 week since Hurricane Dorian parked over the Bahamas. Cleanup and recovery logistics are fluid, hospitals are overwhelmed, and help still can’t reach some of the hardest-hit areas.

It’s Friday, September 6th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. Thousands of desperate people in the Bahamas are seeking help in Hurricane Dorian’s aftermath. With winds of 185 miles per hour, the hurricane obliterated houses on the Bahamas’ Abaco and Grand Bahama islands, home to some 70,000 people.

It’s Thursday, September 5th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. The core of Hurricane Dorian yesterday was moving in a northerly direction directly off the Georgia coast, as South and North Carolina prepared for a possible direct hit from the Category 2 storm. By this morning, the hurricane will have left Florida waters entirely.

It’s Wednesday, September 4th and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Lynn Norris. Days of tension and fear turned to relief yesterday along Florida’s Treasure Coast as Hurricane Dorian inched away from the region. Residents in northern Martin and St. Lucie counties woke to wind and rain and some power outages. Property owners remained weary and pensive as they waited for the slow-moving storm to finally move along.

It’s Monday, September 2nd and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Lynn Norris. Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Bahamas as a catastrophic Category 5 storm, its record 185 miles per hour winds ripping off roofs, overturning cars, and tearing down power lines as hundreds hunkered down in schools, churches, and shelters.

It’s Friday, August 30th, and here are today’s top headlines from the newsroom of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. I’m Trevor Ontiveros. There’s only one topic on our minds right now: Hurricane Dorian. As the storm barrels through the Caribbean, with Florida squarely in the so-called “cone of uncertainty,” you might wonder: How accurate is that forecast cone typically? Very, it turns out.