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MiamiHerald.com: Broward   MiamiHerald.com: Broward Meek adds name to NASCAR race car
U.S. Senate candidate Kendrick Meek is adding some horsepower to his campaign.

Fans in the stands and watching ESPN2 cable coverage of Saturday's NASCAR race in Daytona Beach will see Mike Wallace's No. 01 race car emblazoned with the ``Kendrick Meek for U.S. Senate'' logo.

Broward property values fall
Broward property values plummeted more dramatically than ever last year, according to a preliminary estimate, a decline sure to force local governments to slash spending or raise taxes.

Still no charges in '09 Porsche deaths
On the other side of the Atlantic, two widows mourn and five children are fatherless.

In Fort Lauderdale, a police investigation continues almost a year since death -- delivered by a $120,000 sports car -- cut down British business partners Craig Elford and Kenneth Watkinson as they walked along State Road A1A.

Rothstein law partner is sued for $1.2 million
Russell Adler, a name partner in convicted lawyer Scott Rothstein's former Fort Lauderdale firm, was sued Monday for more than $1.2 million by bankruptcy attorneys who claim the money was the fruit of Rothstein's massive investment scam.

Law partner of Ponzi-schemer Rothstein sued for $1.2 million
Russell Adler, a name partner in convicted lawyer Scott Rothstein's former Fort Lauderdale firm, was sued Monday for more than $1.2 million by bankruptcy attorneys who claim the money was the fruit of Rothstein's massive investment scam.

Broward property values take a nose dive
Broward property values plummeted more dramatically than ever last year, according to a preliminary estimate, which will force local government agencies to slash spending or raise taxes.

Broward property values take a nose dive
Broward property values plummeted more dramatically than ever last year, according to a preliminary estimate, which will force local government agencies to slash spending or raise taxes.

Review | Saxsay Café satisfies with vibrant Peruvian fare
Peru has one of the world's great cuisines, but in South Florida it's often lost among so many other Latin destinations. Some of the best dishes from the land of the Incas are still found in neighborhood nooks like homey Saxsay Café, hidden in a Sunrise strip shopping center.

Review | Las Olas Le Café de Paris lovely as ever
When Le Café de Paris opened on Las Olas Boulevard in the 1960s, it quickly became the place for fashionable ladies and Fort Lauderdale power brokers to meet over classics like escargot bourguignon, beef Wellington and duck l'orange.

Review | Heavy metal and Rock n Roll Ribs
The ribs at Rock n Roll Ribs really do rock, and no wonder. The barbecue joint in a sedate Coral Springs shopping center is owned by Nicko McBrain, drummer for the heavy metal band Iron Maiden, and guitarist-chef Rick ''Moby'' Baum.

Roundup | Three places to chow down, watch the game
The NFL playoffs are here and the big game is just around the corner, so it's time to check out places with plenty of big screens and good food.

Review | Petite Le Patio has outsized charms
Le Patio is so diminutive, its owners call it "the tiniest, cutest restaurant in South Florida.'' If you happened to drive past the little venue on a Wilton Manors side street, you could blink and miss it. But with delicious dishes at recession-busting prices -- the most expensive is $12.95 -- Le Patio has been thriving since it opened in September.

Rothstein law partner is sued for $1.2 million
Russell Adler, a name partner in convicted lawyer Scott Rothstein's former Fort Lauderdale firm, was sued Monday for more than $1.2 million by bankruptcy attorneys who claim the money was the fruit of Rothstein's massive investment scam.

Meek adds name to NASCAR race car
U.S. Senate candidate Kendrick Meek is adding some horsepower to his campaign.

Fans in the stands and watching ESPN2 cable coverage of Saturday's NASCAR race in Daytona Beach will see Mike Wallace's No. 01 race car emblazoned with the ``Kendrick Meek for U.S. Senate'' logo.

Broward property values fall
Broward property values plummeted more dramatically than ever last year, according to a preliminary estimate, a decline sure to force local governments to slash spending or raise taxes.

Still no charges in '09 Porsche deaths
On the other side of the Atlantic, two widows mourn and five children are fatherless.

In Fort Lauderdale, a police investigation continues almost a year since death -- delivered by a $120,000 sports car -- cut down British business partners Craig Elford and Kenneth Watkinson as they walked along State Road A1A.

South Florida parimutuels bet on virtual blackjack machines
``Finally, $5 blackjack!'' a Gulfstream Park billboard along Interstate 95 proclaims. Just a few feet to the right, a Mardi Gras Casino billboard shouts ``Virtual Blackjack Baby!''

Miami Dolphins' Tony McDaniel accused of domestic violence
Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Tony McDaniel appeared in a Broward County courtroom Sunday morning, charged with domestic violence, according to police and court records.

North Carolina ticket wins $141.4 million in Powerball
A North Carolina player won Saturday night's $141.4 million Powerball jackpot, but Florida Lotto players hoping for that game's top prize came up empty.

South Florida horse rescue groups step up efforts
Butterfly, a sweet-natured mare, was hard not to love.

But her owner apparently found her hard to feed.

Last month, Butterfly became the first horse rescued by Hearts for Horses, a nonprofit organization founded in November by Coconut Creek resident Cindy Lane, a lifelong equestrian.

Politifact: Class-size claim misleading
After spending almost $16 billion to implement Florida's voter-approved plan to reduce class sizes, Gov. Charlie Crist and the Republican Legislature are now talking about reining it in.

Cold took heavy toll on Florida wildlife
Despite four decades of slogging through Everglades marshes and mangroves, wildlife ecologist Frank Mazzotti had never experienced anything like the aftermath of frigid January.

Dead iguanas may prove fatal to dogs, vets warn
To some dogs, discovering a dead lizard in the yard is like finding a slice of bacon on the kitchen floor: a Category 5 tasty treat.

It also can be deadly.

Florida transportation chief cleared in e-mail inquiry
Florida Transportation Secretary Stephanie Kopelousos was cleared Friday of allegations that she skirted state public records laws in a series of unusual e-mail exchanges with a co-worker.

Records: Fundraiser charged big tab to Florida GOP-issued credit card
From golf-course fees to charter jets to the nation's capital, Republican Party of Florida Executive Director Delmar Johnson racked up hundreds of thousands of dollars in travel, food and expenses to his party-issued American Express card last year.

Payments to GOP official irk state Republican leaders
A lucrative secret contract awarded to the top deputy for Florida GOP Chairman Jim Greer has Republican leaders livid as they try to repair the financially ailing party during this key election year.

Marco Rubio, Charlie Crist clash on who should be counted in Census
U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio backtracked Thursday from his statement that the U.S. Census should count only ``legal American citizens,'' temporarily shifting his surging campaign into damage control.

Lawmakers push for civil-rights Hall of Fame
Every day, people in the state's capital city pass by the historic site of a 1960 lunch counter sit-in and just see an old, abandoned brick storefront. But two black lawmakers, one of whom was behind the Legislature's formal slavery apology two years ago, see the building as a symbol of Florida's important role in the civil-rights movement.

FPL pressed to explain project-suspension statement
Did Florida Power & Light mislead state regulators when it announced Jan. 13 that it would be forced to suspend projects because it didn't win a 30 percent rate increase?

Sansom claims prosecutors' misconduct, wants charges dropped
State Rep. Ray Sansom on Tuesday accused a state prosecutor of misconduct and asked that charges of misusing $6 million in taxpayer money be dismissed.

Gov. Charlie Crist backs easing class-size rules
Having already spent $16 billion to reduce class sizes -- and facing a multibillion-dollar budget deficit -- leading Republicans including Gov. Charlie Crist want voters to reconsider their 2002 vote in favor of smaller classes.

Florida attorney general race: Beyond a common surface, a political divide
At first glance, they seem alike: Both men are politically ambitious lawyers and state senators from South Florida.

But real differences separate Dave Aronberg and Dan Gelber, who are fighting for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. The contest is one of three down-ballot statewide races likely to be decided by TV ads and obscured by high-profile free-for-alls for U.S. Senate and governor.

In Fort Lauderdale, Scott Rothstein's items go to the highest bidder
Scott Rothstein dissed O.J. Whatley when the Hollywood businessman tried to get a meeting with the one-time bigshot to pitch him on luxury watches.

Scott Rothstein leaves a lasting legacy of ruin
Scott Rothstein will have his day of reckoning Wednesday, when he pleads guilty to the biggest investment racket in South Florida history.

Even as the 47-year-old faces the prospect of life in prison, his legacy as a human wrecking ball lives on. Rothstein is widely considered the narcissistic destroyer of a law firm who scarred the lives of colleagues, investors, politicians, cops and charities.

Charlie Crist unveils environmental budget short on cash and new ideas
Gov. Charlie Crist proposed a $2.1 billion environmental-protection budget Friday that's a reflection of the dire financial times: Bare bones and lacking new initiatives.

Sansom hearing delayed
TALLAHASSEE - Ousted House Speaker Ray Sansom got more time Friday to find a new lawyer as he defends himself against charges he damaged the Legislature's integrity.

Fla. justices refuse to halt execution next week
The Florida Supreme Court on Monday refused to halt the execution of a man convicted of murdering a state wildlife officer 25 years ago.

Officials: 2 suffered gunshot wounds to head
Authorities say a man and a woman suffered gunshot wounds to the head at a technology park near the University of Central Florida.

Deputies fatally shoot dog that bit boy's face
Deputies fatally shot a pit bull that charged at officers after it bit a boy's face in central Florida.

US rests in Stanford document shredding trial
Federal prosecutors have rested their case in the Miami trial of two former employees of disgraced financier Allen Stanford on charges they illegally shredding thousands of documents.

Venomous lionfish spreads throughout Fla. Keys
The lionfish, a beautiful but venomous invasive species, has slowly begun spreading throughout the Florida Keys, wreaking havoc to the marine environment.

NASA contractor sets final shuttle rocket test
The company that makes booster rockets for the space shuttle says it will conduct a final test firing in northern Utah later this month.

2 decades later, man to be reunited with lost ring
Two decades after his school ring fell overboard from a cruise ship, a central Florida man is expecting to have the high school treasure in his hands once again.

Police: Man tried to rob, shoot off-duty officer
Police in Miami are searching for a man who tried to rob and shoot at an off-duty officer.

South Florida parimutuels bet on virtual blackjack machines
``Finally, $5 blackjack!'' a Gulfstream Park billboard along Interstate 95 proclaims. Just a few feet to the right, a Mardi Gras Casino billboard shouts ``Virtual Blackjack Baby!''

Rothstein law partner is sued for $1.2 million
Russell Adler, a name partner in convicted lawyer Scott Rothstein's former Fort Lauderdale firm, was sued Monday for more than $1.2 million by bankruptcy attorneys who claim the money was the fruit of Rothstein's massive investment scam.

Meek adds name to NASCAR race car
U.S. Senate candidate Kendrick Meek is adding some horsepower to his campaign.

Fans in the stands and watching ESPN2 cable coverage of Saturday's NASCAR race in Daytona Beach will see Mike Wallace's No. 01 race car emblazoned with the ``Kendrick Meek for U.S. Senate'' logo.

Broward property values fall
Broward property values plummeted more dramatically than ever last year, according to a preliminary estimate, a decline sure to force local governments to slash spending or raise taxes.