Oakland Park restaurant suffers setback after driver smashes into patio, flees
Authorities have started their search for a driver who crashed into an Oakland Park restaurant and fled the crash scene before they arrived, and theRead More
Arbitrator: Supt. Runcie within rights to order Broward teachers to return to in-person teaching
An arbitrator ruled in favor of Broward County Public Schools on a COVID-related matter, saying Superintendent Robert Runcie had the right to order a majorityRead More
Friends, police seek the public’s help to find killer of Dania Beach woman
Investigators are raising the reward for information leading to the arrest of a killer wanted for shooting a woman in Dania Beach the day afterRead More
3 men from South Florida arrested in connection to U.S. Capitol riots
Three men from South Florida have been arrested in connection to the U.S. Capitol riots that occurred on Jan. 6. Federal agents arrested Samuel CamargoRead More
Despite warnings of unrest, peaceful day in Tallahassee ahead of inauguration
A small number of demonstrators gathered outside Florida’s Capitol building, but it was a peaceful day in Tallahassee despite threats of unrest in all 50Read More
Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale begins vaccine distribution
A new vaccination site began distributing doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in Fort Lauderdale. Friday was a busy day at Holiday Park, located at 1150Read More
‘This is your warning’: Authorities urge public not to participate in Wheels Up, Guns Down event
Florida Highway Patrol, the Broward Sheriff’s Office and other law enforcement agencies across the county are sending a warning to the Wheels Up, Guns DownRead More
2 South Floridians post photos, videos of themselves at U.S. Capitol riot
Two South Florida men posted photos and videos to social media of them participating in the riot on Capitol Hill in Washington. Video posted toRead More
In-person learning resumes for over 1,000 teachers despite pushback from Broward Teachers Union
Hundreds of Broward County Public Schools teachers are making a campus come back on Monday but not without controversy. BCPS Superintendent Robert Runcie spoke toRead More
BCPS allows 600 teachers to continue working remotely amid COVID-19 concerns
Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie addressed concerns from teachers who say they need to stay home as coronavirus cases continue to rise inRead More