Amanda Rosa

3 weeks ago | arcamax.com | Amanda Rosa

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Two of downtown Fort Lauderdale’s newest residents enjoyed a sunny stroll on the Riverwalk. The weather was warm, neighbors walked their dogs and downtown’s many construction sites boomed with noise. None of the hubbub seemed to bother Jade and Journey. They’re 5-week-old twin sisters who napped peacefully as their mother Jayme Callahan pushed the double decker stroller down the sidewalk. “It’s a good idea,” Callahan, 40, said of raising a family in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

3 weeks ago | sun-sentinel.com | Amanda Rosa

Broward County Public Schools will no longer offer free lunch to all students this upcoming school year. At Tuesday’s meeting, the school board was informed that the surplus of federal funds that had been used to offer free lunch throughout the district for the past school year was finally depleted. For some Broward students, next school year will be the first time in several years that they will have to pay for lunch.

3 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Amanda Rosa

Broward County Public Schools will no longer offer free lunch to all students this upcoming school year. At Tuesday’s meeting, the school board was informed that the surplus of federal funds that had been used to offer free lunch throughout the district for the past school year was finally depleted. For some Broward students, next school year will be the first time in several years that they will have to pay for lunch.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Amanda Rosa

Broward County Public Schools will no longer offer free lunch to all students this upcoming school year. At Tuesday’s meeting, the school board was informed that the surplus of federal funds that had been used to offer free lunch throughout the district for the past school year was finally depleted. For some Broward students, next school year will be the first time in several years that they will have to pay for lunch.

3 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Amanda Rosa

Some U.S. citizens, including South Florida residents, who have entered the United States from international flights have reported being detained and heavily questioned by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officers. In some cases, officers have searched citizens’ phones and social media accounts before finally allowing them to enter the country.