Security measures discussed at Broward School Board meeting
The Broward School District wants students to carry clear backpacks, clear lunch boxes and clear sports bags next school year
Carollo breaks silence, answers questions about legal fees, lawsuit
Joe Carollo was found guilty of violating two business owners' right to free speech and ordered to pay $63 million in damages
FDA warns off-brand forms of Ozempic, Wegovy could be unsafe
Off-brand medication similar to Ozempic, the drug created for diabetics is in high demand because it can make patients lose weight.
Businesses urged to join 'labor strike' on June 1st to protest Florida's immigration law
Activists for the farmworker's association spent Wednesday placing flyers in as many businesses as possible.
Mark Bartlett ordered to serve 10 years of probation for MLK Day confrontation
The Broward County man who pulled a gun on a group of Black teen protesters on Martin Luther King Jr. Day four years ago on Tuesday accepted a plea deal
Not yet in effect, but Florida's new immigration law already being felt
Construction workers say they are losing their jobs because employers fear Florida's new immigration law.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez not responding to serious allegations
The two-term Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is under scrutiny over a report by the Miami Herald alleging he was paid thousands of dollars for works as a consultant for a developer building a project in city limits.
Little Santo Domingo business owners fear becoming next Wynwood
A colorful neighborhood with busy restaurants, noisy barber shops and bakeries could be in danger. That's what small business owners on NW 17th Avenue, between 28th and 36th Street say. They are part of little Santo Domingo, in Allapattah.
Company that owned crashed banner plane had several other crashes in past
The single engine Piper that crashed in Hollywood on Wednesday is at least the fourth aircraft from Aerial Banner, Inc. involved in an accident.
On new Florida immigration law, local farmer warns, 'Get ready to pay more at grocery store'
"No matter what, people are scared, and they are leaving (the state of Florida) because they feel at risk," said Judith Peralta, who has been working in nurseries in Florida for six years.
South Florida activists condemn Gov. DeSantis new law targeting undocumented immigrants
Immigration advocates are warning the new legislation is creating fear in communities and they say that could be felt in our economy.
Deportations in South Florida, hours before pandemic-era Title 42 ends
Yudisleidy Molina is extremely scared her husband Dachiel may be the next one deported to Cuba. He showed up to an appointment at an Immigration facility in Miami Lakes on Monday.
South Florida dad says daughter, 8, bullied, groped at school
A South Florida dad is demanding action after he says a boy started bullying his daughter at school two weeks ago and then started groping her.
Concern grows over immigration bill moving in the Florida Legislature
Close to becoming Florida law, a bill requiring workers to ask for immigration status of their employees and hospitals asking patients if they are legal in the US.
Broward homeowners face mold challenges after torrential rainfall
Homeowners stress the importance of having flood insurance