Broward reports widespread beach erosion after Nicole lashes coast
Broward beaches took a beating during Hurricane Nicole Wednesday. Relentless pounding waves stripped beaches of sand causing widespread erosion.
Getting bombarded by political messages? Here's how to tell which ones are real
With a week to go until the election, South Florida voters are getting bombarded with phone text messages asking for donations.
Special legislative session eyed on taxes, insurance
Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday he plans to call a special legislative session to provide property-tax relief to people affected by Hurricane Ian, with the session possibly addressing property-insurance issues.
Retailers hire seasonal workers as jobs abound, but will salary pay rent?
Retail is looking for workers in South Florida, especially for what is predicted to be a strong holiday season after two years of the pandemic.
Target date set for return of MSD belongings frozen in time at crime scene
The classrooms are frozen in time with books, computers, and cell phones left in place. The building has remained a crime scene with BSO having control of the premises. Now, the target date for the return of belongings has been set.
Future uncertain for Broward Schools Superintendent Vickie Cartwright
Broward County Schools Superintendent Dr. Vickie Cartwright heard praise and criticism on her evaluation during a special school board meeting Tuesday afternoon, but her future is uncertain.
Health experts concerned over low demand for COVID boosters
The updated COVID booster that protects against the original and new strains of the coronavirus has been out for weeks, but there has been low demand, including here in South Florida.
President Biden looks at reclassification for marijuana
President Joe Biden pardoned thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession under federal law.
Expert: Parkland school shooter faked fetal alcohol symptoms
Prosecutors spent several hours Tuesday trying to prove Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz purposely did poorly on tests administered to see if he suffers from fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, the primary reason his attorneys say he murdered 17 people four years ago.
Some of Ian's victims finding out they may not be insured
The cost of Hurricane Ian will be in the billions and sadly Florida victims are finding out too late they may not be insured.
Expert: Property insurance premiums likely to double by end of year
A man who runs an insurance company said everyone's premiums will go up perhaps as much as double by the end of the year.
Cooper City begins clean-up process in aftermath of Hurricane Ian
Residents woke up Wednesday to the sound of chainsaws, as work crews moved through neighborhoods chopping up downed limbs and picking up debris from the storm that blew through Tuesday night.
Broward hard hit by Hurricane Ian
Broward Mayor Michael Udine said Tuesday that the county had been preparing for the storm for days.
Broward residents prep for Ian's expected heavy rains, winds
While Broward isn't in the bullseye of Hurricane Ian there is the possibility of heavy rain and intense wind connected to the storm as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico.
Property insurance: Impending storm causing anxiety for homeowners
If Florida takes a major hit like we did five years ago with Irma, it will put more of a strain on all the insurance companies operating in Florida.