New Broward water treatment plants could mean higher bills for residents
Broward has to replace two water treatment plants that serve about 250,000 customers and that could mean higher water bills for customers.
Broward Superintendent Dr. Peter Licata announces retirement
He informed the school board at Tuesday's meeting
Deluge 2023: Remembering Fort Lauderdale's historic flooding 1 year later
In April 2023, Fort Lauderdale suffered major damages after a monumental downpour flooded the city and surrounding areas in Broward County.
Avid runner in coma after weekend Miramar hit and run
Her distraught husband is pleading for help in finding the person responsible
Hollywood mom: "Daughter lives on through organ donation;" 6 benefit, including dad
In February, the hospital's transplant institute donated 6 of Symaria's organs to five recipients, including her father, who received one of her kidneys.
Despite safety concerns, construction resumes near 3rd Avenue Bridge in Fort Lauderdale
On Monday, much to the surprise of area residents, construction on the building resumed. A concrete truck was pouring cement into the bottom floor and a truck was delivering pipes.
OSHA investigating how part of crane fell on Fort Lauderdale bridge killing one, injuring two
The two people who were injured have been released from the hospital
As spring break winds down, Fort Lauderdale city leaders take victory lap
An economic boom and fairly calm. "We had 24 arrests and 4 were spring breakers," said Police Chief Bill Schultz.
Plea for help in finding killer of elderly Fort Lauderdale couple
Police believe the person responsible took their car
Embattled Margate police chief announces retirement after being put on six-month probation
Embattled Margate Police Chief Joseph Galaska announced Thursday he is retiring after the city voted to put him on a 6-month probation.
Broward School Board moves to eventually getting metal detectors at all schools
The board approved a pilot program to put full-sized metal detectors in 10 high schools this year
Faced with under-enrollment, Broward to release plan aimed at redefining schools
Faced with 50,000 fewer students, the district must decide what to do with under-enrolled schools while having enough money to operate the rest of the schools
First flight of Americans from Haiti lands at Miami International Airport to escape chaos
There were 47 passengers on board, all U.S. citizens escaping the civil unrest and violence in the Caribbean nation.
NASA's App Development Challenge: Weston's Falcon Cove students reach for stars
Falcon Cove in Weston has been named Best Middle School Team in NASA's prestigious App Development Challenge.
Haiti relief efforts, food unable to get to those in need
The crisis is so severe that the nonprofit, Food for the Poor, based in Coconut Creek has been unable to supply food and medicine to needy Haitian residents.