Broward

Thousands of new hockey fans are packing into watch parties across Broward County for Florida Panthers playoff games — but things weren't always so rosy for the franchise.

Wherever you live in South Florida, the flooding you see right now is likely to get worse in the years ahead – despite billions of dollars in drainage projects intended to protect communities.

A million drag queens would kill to be on cult TV show RuPaul’s Drag Race. One high-flying Broward performer grabbed the opportunity with both satin-gloved hands — earning a top five finish. Meet Fort Lauderdale's Suzie Toot, whose cartoonish 1920s ingénue persona won the hearts of the judges and viewers.

Since 1991, Pompano Beach's Festival Flea Market Mall has cultivated a loyal customer base, who can spend hours searching for bargains and prized finds across 400,000 square feet of retail. But the marketplace’s time is coming to an end. Although many vendors are moving to another location, for some of the smaller stores, it could spell the end.

Talks center on how much more the insurer would need to reimburse the health system for patient care. If no deal is reached by July 1, Broward Health would be out of network for 17,000-plus customers.

Congressman Jared Moskowitz, whose district includes parts of Broward and Palm Beach counties, has faced increasing scrutiny for what local democratic groups view as a lack of engagement.

Florida’s film industry could face challenges from Trump’s proposed film tariffs. However, the backlash has sparked renewed momentum for long-debated federal tax incentives, which local industry leaders believe could help bring productions and jobs back to the U.S.

Broward County’s first ever elected tax collector made history in August, but a new OIG report claims she violated the law during her campaign.

Cinema Paradiso, a 72-seat art house movie theater in downtown Hollywood, will soon be owned and managed by the Hollywood Art and Culture Center.

As the school board on Tuesday recapped Broward Estate's controversial transformation, members looked forward to phase two of the 'Redefining Our School's initiative — and warned that more facilities could be on the line.

In Miami, Black churches remain vital pillars of spiritual and cultural life, but many are now navigating 21st-century challenges. Some churches are adapting and launching new initiatives.

With prom and graduation season upon us, many teens may be feeling the pressure, and in some cases, serious stress. The good news is there are low and no-cost resources available across South Florida.