Susannah Bryan

A pricey new water plant is set to open in Fort Lauderdale later this year. And when it does, the water will no longer be yellow. It will be crystal clear.

A scathing internal audit that uncovered questionable purchases made by Fort Lauderdale employees using city-issued credit cards has resulted in unpaid suspensions for three high-ranking managers at City Hall.

The legal retreat will be made official on July 2, when commissioners are expected to approve a plan to drop all legal challenges.

Right across from Hollywood's legendary Diplomat Beach Resort, an upscale 38-story condo tower overlooking the Intracoastal is on the rise.

That clear water will come at a cost: $666 million, which comes to $1.4 billion over the course of a 30-year loan. Water customers will pay the tab.

A luxury condo tower slated to rise on public land at the beach is the target of a lawsuit that accuses Hollywood of breaking its own rules and laws to make way for the project and its controversial 99-year ground lease.

The Broward Tax Collector’s Office made two errors when sharing information about the ballot item regarding property tax cuts. “This was an honest mistake,” an official said.

Rickelle Williams stepped into the role of Fort Lauderdale city manager last year saying she wanted to stay awhile.

Fort Lauderdale commissioners approved an interim deal for a new $217 million City Hall, rejecting proposals to buy and renovate older downtown office towers.

Maybe you've seen Sammy the people-friendly boxer mix trotting along Fort Lauderdale's Riverwalk with her new running club. If you haven't, keep an eye out.