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Last spring, federal agencies paused a huge effort to make Port Everglades deeper to accommodate the latest, massive cargo ships. Now another project, just north of the port entrance in Fort Lauderdale, is also in a holding pattern.
According to the Miami-Dade Sheriff's office, Cutler Bay Police on Saturday arrived at SW 184th Street and 87th Avenue after receiving a call of a verbal dispute involving a driver and the cyclists.
By: Ari Odzer
As enrollment continues to decline, Broward County Public Schools is proposing another round of school closures. Last year, it was seven, and this time, 10 schools are on the list.
from the entirely preventable disease in that state. Florida is also having an outbreak, and doctors say it's caused by declining vaccination rates.
Victims' families say the town commission voted to make major changes to the memorial without consulting the Memorial Committee.
For the first time since the Trump Administration revoked Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians, deportation flights back to Haiti have begun.
Rafael Villalobos addressed concerns about possible school closures and consolidations as parents fought to keep schools off the district's review list.
By: Ari Odzer
The city is on the cusp of approving a plan to allow developers to build much higher hotels and condos along State Road A1A.
By: Ari Odzer
Retired New York firefighters gathered in Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday to show off their memorial fire truck that features pictures of all of the first responders who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
The Al Qaeda terrorists murdered nearly 3,000 people on September 11th, 2001, and the way they did it, by hijacking commercial airliners and crashing them into buildings, forever altered the aviation world.
