Cancer survivor's goal is to help others at Nicklaus Children's Hospital
Christian Aleman's life changed drastically when he was diagnosed with cancer at 13 years old
Victim of alleged 2022 sex assault at Broward Mall speaks out
A woman living with autism is speaking out after she says she was sexually assaulted inside a Broward Mall bathroom back in May of 2022.
Date set for demolition of Parkland school massacre site
The demolition will be done in stages
Broward schools decision on school closures expected in June
As the Broward School Board revisits how to deal with declining enrollment, community members are asking for more time before school closures begin.
"Traumatized" passengers on Florida-bound Spirit Airlines flight with mechanical failure point out escape flaws
Moments after flight 270 took off from Jamaica to Fort Lauderdale, passengers were told they had to go back. Then they say, they got an alarming message from the cockpit.
Mom of rapper Sean Kingston bonds out of Broward County jail
The woman was arrested last Thursday during a raid on the singer's Southwest Ranches mansion.
Davie holds Memorial Day parade to honor fallen heroes
A Memorial Day parade in Davie commemorated those who made the ultimate sacrifice to defend this country.
$160,000 bond for rapper Sean Kingston's mom who is charged with fraud, theft
She was arrested Thursday during a raid on Kingston's rental home in Southwest Ranches, he was arrested later in California
Sean Kingston, mother arrested after singer's Florida mansion raided
Kingston is known for his hit songs "Beautiful Girls," "Fire Burning," and "Eenie Meenie."
Sean Kingston reacts to mother's arrest during SWAT raid at his South Florida home
The singer is accused of not completing payments on a $150,000 entertainment system that included a 232-inch television.
3rd South Florida passenger rail line to run from Miami to West Palm Beach
Ready to ditch the car and take the train instead? There's another possibility coming down the track in the next few years
How to avoid a travel nightmare at MIA and FLL ahead of Memorial Day
About a quarter of a million people are expected to travel by air and another two and a half million by car.
Some favor metal detectors at Miami-Dade high schools, others don't
The nation's third-largest school district is looking into the possibility of installing metal detectors in Miami-Dade high schools.
Programs in place for when homeless get banned from sleeping in public spaces
On October 1st a new state law goes into effect banning people from sleeping in public spaces.
Demolition of Parkland school massacre site to begin mid-June
The demolition will be done in stages