South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Sunday) - 2022-09-04

• State seeks answers after grand jury report
• Power outages can affect rooftop solar systems
• What life is like on death row
• Williams waves goodbye to the world of tennis
• 10,000 court appearance­s
• Hiding crimes through Promise Program
• Under-reporting of crimes
• Violent felons returning to campus
• FLORIDA’S LOTTERY
• District not cooperatin­g with law enforcemen­t
• Correction­s and clarificat­ions
• 330 luxury apartments coming to Plantation
• Report: ‘Extreme heat’ days to double in the coming decades
• Kroger introduces new grocery delivery
• Art dealer’s mansion features distinctiv­e exterior stripes
• After Saturday scrub, NASA may have to roll Artemis I rocket back to assembly building
• Anglers find 7 turtles in trophy fish’s belly
• A red alert
• Tropical Storm Earl intensifie­s to winds of 50 mph; Danielle expected to regain strength over weekend
• Florida cities look to snuff out smoking on their beaches
• Lose debt, serve country
• City must get tougher with vacation rentals
• A self-serving insurer
• Students must honor obligation­s
• Attack on abortion rights has gone too far
• Suspension of state attorney was unconstitu­tional
• TOP STORIES FROM LAST WEEK
• LOOKING AHEAD TO NEXT WEEK
• Election cops turn confusion into hyped-up voter fraud
• ‘They were burying their freedom’
• Critical nuclear plant is partially knocked offline
• 9 migrants die while crossing swift Texas river, officials say
• Pecan farmers face border turf war
• Devastatin­g Calif. heat wave expected to worsen this week
• Miss. capital city sees better water pressure as repairs continue
• John Paul I steps toward sainthood
• A perpetual state of farming
• September Swoon
• Economy shows resilience with solid Aug. jobs report
• 21 regional groups to get $1B in fed grants
• Hardaway weighs in on Lowry’s weight
• Alcantara gives up three long balls
• IN THE LANE
• Tua, Hill among team captains
• Lions dig out from early 14-point deficit
• Chiefs methodical­ly dismantle Eagles
• McNamara at odds with Harbaugh
• Seminoles look to build off early win
• Nelson, George miss opener
• Li uses strong finish to lead LPGA
• Serena gone, but Open must go on
• AROUND THE HORN
• ON THIS DATE
• ‘Back to the Garden’ launches new series; a return to the ‘Usual Peacocks’
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• Novelist details caring for ill mom
• Venturing out with family brings in good vibes
• A Maya village in peril
• Travel insurance bought through Vrbo goes missing in the shuffle
• Savoring the good life on the Riviera
• Musician envisions majestic pyramids
• Sibling still struggles with brother’s suicide
• Horgan at home with twisty whodunit
• Medicines and supplement­s can interact with one another
• Cilantro may offer relief for those dealing with psoriasis
• ‘Tranq’ making street drugs more dangerous
• Behind these doors, ‘it’s a small world’
• What safety measures should I consider for my household?
• Presentati­on medal is from 1800s British ‘friendly society’
• Straps for purses, backpacks
• Let conscience guide decision to remain friends with scammer
• What would happen if fashion slowed down?
• Dorm essentials for back to campus
• Beauty brand grows its way to a glow
• I OUGHTA BE IN PICTURES
• HOROSCOPES
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Gauthier uses songwritin­g to help people through trauma

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