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Fort Lauderdale Woman Steals $230K from Law Firm, Police Say
Alleged Embezzler Was Already on Probation—Because Why Stop at One Felony? In a bold criminal move that would make any Netflix drama proud, a Fort Lauderdale woman allegedly embezzled nearly a quarter of a million dollars from a local law…
Broward Teacher Assault Highlights Age Debate in High Schools
Violent Incident Raises Questions: Should 19-Year-Olds Be Allowed in Florida High Schools? A shocking incident at a Broward County high school has sparked renewed debate about age limits in Florida public schools. Recently, a local teacher was violently assaulted by…
Florida Gets a New Cult-Favorite Doughnut Chain
Parlor Doughnuts Opens in Boca Raton to Rave Reviews Boca Raton residents, prepare yourselves (and your waistlines)—Parlor Doughnuts, the national sensation known for its addictive, gourmet treats, has finally arrived in South Florida. With patrons already raving and giving the…
Bomb Threat Rocks Fort Lauderdale’s Iconic Elbo Room, Police Investigate
Fort Lauderdale’s famed Elbo Room—usually known for cocktails, ocean views, and questionable late-night decisions—was temporarily thrust into chaos following a bomb threat Wednesday night. The legendary beachside bar, a spring break institution since the 1960s, had to be evacuated as…
Fort Lauderdale’s NE 12th Street Extension Hits New Milestone
The City of Fort Lauderdale has released the latest update on the long-awaited NE 12th Street Extension Project, promising smoother commutes for drivers—eventually. But in typical South Florida fashion, residents can expect more orange cones, detours, and patience-testing moments before…
Spring Break 2025 Hits Fort Lauderdale: Chaos or Cash Flow?
Spring break 2025 has once again descended upon Fort Lauderdale, flooding beaches, bars, and hotels with thousands of enthusiastic—and occasionally unruly—college students. With packed streets, vibrant nightlife, and a few inevitable headaches for locals, the annual pilgrimage raises the classic…
Feds Arrest Broward Man Accused of Spying for Cuba
A Broward County resident faces serious federal charges after authorities accused him of secretly working as a foreign agent for Cuba, reigniting Cold War-era intrigue in South Florida. U.S. federal officials arrested José Luis Padrón, accusing him of operating as…
South Florida Faces Wave of Iconic Store Closures
South Florida Faces Wave of Retail Store Closures as Iconic Brands Exit the Scene South Florida shoppers may soon find their favorite stores reduced to memories as iconic retail brands announce closures throughout the region. From luxury giants to beloved…
Broward Residents Rally Against Proposed Homeless Shelter in Oakland Park
A proposal to establish a homeless shelter in Oakland Park, Broward County, has ignited significant opposition from local residents. The plan, spearheaded by Covenant House Florida, aims to convert an existing building at 2880 West Oakland Park Boulevard into a…
Fort Lauderdale Firefighters Save Stray Dog from Pond During Spring Break
Spring break in Fort Lauderdale usually brings to mind beach parties, neon wristbands, and questionable decisions. But for one group of vacationers, the highlight of their trip wasn’t a wild night out—it was rescuing a desperate dog from drowning. Spring…
Inter Miami’s $1 Billion Stadium Rapidly Takes Shape for 2026 Opening
Inter Miami CF’s ambitious Miami Freedom Park is rising fast, with its $1 billion stadium project making significant strides toward completion. With its grand opening slated for 2026, the new home of Inter Miami is set to revolutionize the city’s…
Fort Lauderdale Developer Under Fire for Styrofoam Pollution
Residents of Fort Lauderdale are raising alarms over environmental hazards stemming from a developer’s mishandling of Styrofoam debris. The material, originating from a property along Southwest Fourth Avenue, has dispersed into local green spaces and the New River, prompting city…
Fort Lauderdale’s One-Way Street Proposal Faces Public Backlash
In an effort to alleviate downtown Fort Lauderdale’s notorious traffic congestion, city officials have proposed converting Andrews Avenue and NE/SE 3rd Avenue into one-way streets. The plan aims to streamline traffic flow by reducing the number of signal phases, creating…
Lauderdale Lakes Pet Sitter Faces Financial Ruin After Vicious Pit Bull Attack
In a harrowing incident that has spotlighted concerns over dangerous pets in Broward County, a Lauderdale Lakes pet sitter is grappling with severe financial burdens after her client’s small dog was brutally attacked by a larger, off-leash pit bull. The…
Historic Fort Lauderdale Elks Lodge Engages in Legal Battle Over Property
A significant legal dispute has arisen concerning the ownership of the Pride of Fort Lauderdale Elks Lodge 652, a landmark deeply rooted in the city’s Black community. The trial, presided over by Judge Haines, pits the Grand Lodge of the…
Brightline Train Collides with Car in Deerfield Beach
In an incident that could have ended in tragedy, a Brightline train collided with a car in Deerfield Beach near Southwest 10th Street and South Dixie Highway. Miraculously, no injuries were reported. The Incident The collision occurred when a…
Mocco Brothers Elevate Cardinal Gibbons Wrestling to New Heights
At Cardinal Gibbons High School, wrestling isn’t just a sport—it’s a family tradition. Brothers Michael and Peter Mocco, under the mentorship of their father, former Olympian Steve Mocco, are not only dominating the mats but also carrying forward a legacy…
Unregistered Planes Seized in Fort Lauderdale
Authorities in Fort Lauderdale have grounded two unregistered planes suspected of being involved in illicit activity—because nothing screams “totally legit operation” like flying aircraft without paperwork. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) intercepted the…
High-Paying Jobs in Broward County
Looking for a job that pays over $100,000 a year? Broward County is hiring, and the positions available aren’t just for top executives or niche specialists. From public safety to administration, high-paying government jobs are open to qualified applicants. If…
Dirty Dining: Broward Restaurant Racks Up 41 Health Violations, Shut Down Temporarily
South Florida’s restaurant scene isn’t always as clean as it should be, and the latest health inspection reports prove just that. One Broward County restaurant landed at the top of this week’s Dirty Dining list with a staggering 41 violations,…