Rough seas and dangerous rip currents led to a high volume of beach rescues on Friday, with 29 people pulled from the water in Fort
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South Florida Easter weekend forecast includes chance for showers, warm temperatures
The NEXT Weather Team continues to track breezy conditions across South Florida as we head into your holiday weekend. Winds between 10-20 mph are expected
Inter Miami celebrates a
Inter Miami is gearing up for its home opener at the new Nu Stadium, with players getting in a training session just days before Saturday’s
South Florida to see scattered showers Thursday as warm, breezy conditions continue across region
Grab your umbrella before you head out the door this morning as the NEXT Weather Team is tracking scattered showers for your Thursday across South
Warm Wednesday expected in South Florida with a few showers possible
It will be a warm and breezy start to April across South Florida on Wednesday with a few showers possible. It was a mild start
Fort Lauderdale police search for suspect that stole luxury car with dog inside after the dog was safely recovered
Fort Lauderdale police are searching for a suspect after a 2024 Bentley Continental was stolen with a 6-month-old black poodle mix named Coco inside on
Showers possible in South Florida Tuesday before higher rain chances return later this week
It was a mild Tuesday morning in South Florida with a few showers blowing in on the breeze. The forecast high temperatures in South Florida
South Florida sees wet, windy start to the week but conditions will improve
It was a wet and windy start to the week with scattered showers sweeping in on the ocean breeze across portions of South Florida on
Family of a Broward man who was killed in a crash involving a fire truck demand accountability after his death
The family of a 33-year-old man killed in a car crash earlier this week is speaking out, demanding accountability for the driver who caused the
Fort Lauderdale city officials halted plan to replace basketball courts on the beach after residents’ push back
For nearly a year, Leo Lorenz and a group he helped create, called the Fort Lauderdale Beach Ballers, have been pushing back to save the