Mayor Jack Seiler and Commissioner Charlotte Rodstrom sailed easily to re-election Tuesday, securing more than enough votes to avoid runoff elections in March.
Motivated by issues such as a planned federal detention center in the city¡¯s west end, and promised economic redevelopment for the older east side, Pembroke Pines voters returned incumbent commissioner Iris Siple to office Tuesday, but voted ou
As the deadline to begin making payments to the city passes, The Holocaust and Education Documentation Center says it won’t pay — and it needs more time to find a new place to call home.
County commissioners approved the loan, intended for renovations at the BankAtlantic Center, despite concerns that profit-sharing from hockey games and other events never met expectations.
Like many in Miami-Dade, I had a hard time revving up the adrenaline to vote.
The number of pain pills sold by doctors dropped 97 percent from 2010 to 2011, as a new law took effect that bans doctors from dispensing oxycodone from their offices.
Perhaps a break in the rent will make all the difference?
The BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise needs to be upgraded, the organization says. County commissioners are to vote Tuesday on whether to approve a $7.7 million loan for the work.
Hollywood police divers spent Monday morning searching a Hollywood lake for clues after kids found a human skull there two days earlier.
The former treasurer of Silver Lakes Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Student Association is charged with fudging financial reports to conceal thousands of dollars in theft.
A Deerfield Beach woman who was rescued from a canal behind her retirement community has died from her injuries, according to the Broward Sheriff’s Office.
Abused, starved and naked, a 9-year-old boy was rescued by neighbors when he was found on the streets. A Miami judge Monday demanded to know how it happened.
Members of Congress want to know who would pay for the cleanup if there is a spill from an oil rig set to drill an exploratory well in Cuban waters.
The closest — and largest — ING Miami Marathon ended with a Kenyan outsprinting an Ethiopian by a quarter of a second
A converted Brinks armored truck and a former SWAT vehicle are parked in crime-ridden areas, gaining applause from some residents but criticism from others.
In a 19-year career as a Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy, Lt. Darin Dowe rose through the ranks while earning a reputation as a can-do officer who could handle any assignment.
A high-spirited, sell-out crowd of 25,000 filled C.B. Smith Park for the 27th annual Kiss Country Chili Cook-off.
Two people were taken to the hospital Sunday morning after the driver of a car westbound on Pines Boulevard lost control and the vehicle flipped over on its roof near the intersection of Southwest 136thStreet, according to Pembroke Pines police.
Fort Lauderdale Police are searching for one or more suspects in the shooting death of a 25-year-old Fort Lauderdale man.
A Saturday morning fire left a property owner stunned as he claimed that his former tenant started the blaze.
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