Susannah Bryan

Fort Lauderdale Beach Park will undergo a $2.5 million redesign. What’s coming: Four pickleball courts, refurbished basketball courts, new fitness equipment and new picnic tables and grills.

Pickleball by the sea? That's the plan in Fort Lauderdale, where commissioners said yes to a $2.5 million redesign of Fort Lauderdale Beach

Fort Lauderdale Beach Park will undergo a $2.5 million redesign. What’s coming: Four pickleball courts, refurbished basketball courts, new fitness equipment and new picnic tables and grills.

Fort Lauderdale’s street art would have been gone months ago had the city bowed to a statewide order. Instead, the city chose to fight. A decision could be weeks or days away.

Fort Lauderdale’s city manager says she was humbled to be chosen to serve as a grand marshal for the local Pride parade. But some within the LGBTQ community are questioning the choice.

The prospect of voters saying yes to a property tax break has put South Florida cities on edge, triggering alarm. At the same time, thousands of homeowners are eager to cast their vote.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The fear is real when it comes to Florida's looming property tax cuts — but so is the zeal.

A scathing audit conducted by Fort Lauderdale’s city auditor has uncovered questionable purchases made by Fort Lauderdale employees using city-issued credit cards.

Fort Lauderdale now finds itself under the scrutiny of the Florida Department of Government Efficiency. The city received a demand letter Wednesday for documents dating back to 2024.

A robotext sent to Fort Lauderdale residents blasts the city over a critical audit exposing questionable expenditures and urges people to call City Manager Rickelle Williams to complain.