Broward Health celebrates 85th year in operation
Broward Health celebrated its 85th year in operation on Wednesday.
Long time Miami-Dade Clerk of Courts Harvey Ruvin has died
Ruvin served seven consecutive four-year terms as the county's clerk of courts
Bike giveaway aims to honor memory of slain Gulliver Prep standout football player
Dozens of South Florida kids will celebrate the holidays with a new set of wheels thanks to efforts to maintain the legacy of the slain local football standout.
Ho Ho Ho!: Santa Claus, Miami Fire Rescue bring the Christmas spirit to save the holidays for students
Firefighters are used to saving lives, but on Wednesday, they may have saved the holidays for some very special students.
Miami Proud: Afterschool program 'Microsociety' gives kids life skills in West Little River
An afterschool program in Miami's West Little River neighborhood is putting kids in charge and to work - as early as kindergarten.
CAMACOL food basket giveaway helped hundreds of families in need
Approximately 700 bags of groceries were distributed at the drive-up only event
Dozens of Miami-Dade children find permanent home at National Adoption Day event
Several South Florida families will permanently be making extra room at their holiday tables this year.
Miami Proud: Miami-Dade Public Library's bookmobiles makes reading, technology accessible
The county has four mobile libraries providing books and more across the county
GOP canvasser testifies about his injuries during a bond hearing for one of his attackers
The GOP campaign canvasser who was attacked last month in Hialeah went to court Monday to testify against one of his attackers.
Miami police intensifying search for deadly hit and run driver
A woman riding her bike on Biscayne Boulevard was struck and killed early Sunday morning
Jazz at Joe's raises $240,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring program
On Tuesday, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami held one of its major annual fundraisers at the iconic Joe's Stone Crab restaurant.
Broward sends help to rebuild Lee County Schools damaged by Hurricane Ian
It's still unclear when students in hurricane-ravaged Lee County will be able to return to school. In fact, some don't even have a school to return to at this point.
Miami Proud: Couple's work to aid the homeless grounded in faith
They started by helping other faith-based organizations in their serving of food to unsheltered people in downtown Miami.
30 years after Hurricane Andrew, Neighbors 4 Neighbors still making a difference
When local officials called for help from the "cavalry" in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew, they were looking for federal help.
Teen musician to represent South Florida in national braille reading competition
A local teen musician will represent our community in an upcoming national braille reading competition.