Old Dillard Museum is a treasure trove of Black history in South Florida
The museum's goal is to promote the heritage of the first national African American landmark in Broward County
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The museum's goal is to promote the heritage of the first national African American landmark in Broward County
It will be a lovely Valentine's Day with highs in the mid to upper 70s
The weather on Super Bowl Sunday will be spectacular
Thursday night will be mild with lows in the 70s
Provident Hospital opened in 1938, fueled by Black anger after a farm truck carrying dozens of Black workers overturned near a whites-only hospital
Fort Lauderdale street named after Black doctor James Sistrunk.
A few showers are possible by the end of the week
It will be warmer late week as highs climb to the low 80s
Miami set a new high temperature record Wednesday, shattering a benchmark that had stood for over 30 years.
Record heat will be possible on Wednesday
International visitors to the state, and nation, remain far below pre-pandemic totals
Wednesday record heat is possible as highs climb close to the mid-80s
The families of Frandeline Joseph, 17, and Sherwenly Luxilien, 16, are trying to grasp the reality that their children are gone
Highs will be comfortable in the low 70s in the afternoon
Scattered showers will be possible throughout the day as a cold front moves through
Austin Carter reports a woman fainted on a plane and a fellow passenger helped her until the plane landed.
Thursday a cold front will move in and bring us some showers
The rain chance is low, but a few showers may move in on the breeze
Temperatures will quickly drop through the seventies Monday evening
Problem with the New River Bridge in Fort Lauderdale caused an operating issue
Happened in a neighborhood west of Powerline Road and south of McNab Road
Brightline said a problem with the New River Bridge in Fort Lauderdale led to the suspension.
Happened in a neighborhood west of Powerline Road and south of McNab Road
We'll enjoy mostly sunny and mainly dry weather courtesy of high pressure
The Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Center began as the Las Olas Casino Pool in 1928