Starting Jan. 2, an individual or business can sue a municipality for being in violation of the state’s new anti-homeless camping law.

A candidate for Fort Lauderdale mayor has come up with a plan to house the homeless: Move them to the land around a pro soccer stadium.

Last week, a crack was discovered at the new $100 million Fort Lauderdale police headquarters. Now, the plan to fix it is in jeopardy.

Human error is the cause for a miscalculation that stopped some construction on Fort Lauderdale’s new police headquarters and city leaders heard details about it Tuesday.

Residents in Fort Lauderdale have enjoyed DRV PNK Stadium, especially with Inter Miami recently signing international superstar Lionel Messi.

Just one month before soccer superstar Lionel Messi is set to play his first game with Inter Miami CF, Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis said a deal has been reached with the team after the city said Miami Beckham owed them more than $1.3M in unpaid building permit fees.

The soccer world will soon be shifting its focus to South Florida.

On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, host Glenna Milberg welcomes journalist Marc Caputo, attorneys Dick Gregorie and Barbara Llanes, Fort Lauderdale Commissioner John Herbst and Boston-based attorney Mirian Albert.

The crown prince of the soccer world, Lionel Messi confirmed he is taking his talents to South Beach and joining the MLS.

Fort Lauderdale commissioners gave the direction to move forward with the next steps, which include a site evaluation and a 30 percent design completion.

In the wake of an election controversy, Fort Lauderdale city commissioners voted Tuesday night to fire City Attorney Alain Boileau, who has held the position since 2018.

On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, hosts Glenna Milberg and Michael Putney welcome Democratic State Sen. Jason Pizzo, Fort Lauderdale Commissioner John Herbst, Miami-Dade Commission Chairman Oliver Gilbert and attorneys Fred Karlinsky and Anthony Lopez.

There was a plot twist this week in the drama surrounding the swearing in for one of Fort Lauderdale’s new commissioners. Among John Herbst’s opponents who had challenged his election was Fort Lauderdale’s mayor.

Nearly one month after being elected to the Fort Lauderdale City Commission and after much controversy, three new commissioners took their seats Tuesday.

Amid an ongoing controversy, Fort Lauderdale’s former city auditor and two other victorious city commission candidates are set to be sworn in Tuesday morning.

Local 10 News has uncovered new details in the ongoing controversy between Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis and former city auditor John Herbst, whose commission race win in the mid-term election is being questioned by a rival who Herbst says the mayor endorsed during the election.

With only one week after the election, uncertainty continues to reign in Fort Lauderdale after the city suddenly decides not to swear in new commissioners’ that voters chose.

Fort Lauderdale’s former longtime city auditor, controversially fired earlier this year, has won a seat on the city commission.

A Fort Lauderdale auditor who was fired last month over an investigation into then Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Larry Scirotto issued a memo to the mayor and commissioners Friday, saying that he believed Scirotto possibly committed “criminal violations.”

The fallout from the abrupt decision by Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis and Commissioners Steve Glassman and Ben Sorenson has been ongoing.

John Herbst, the longtime city auditor, was abruptly fired earlier this month by Fort Lauderdale’s mayor and two commissioners after they questioned why he was investigating a complaint against the city's police chief.

The unexpected move came after a spirited non-agenda discussion about the decision to investigate an anonymous complaint into Chief of Police Larry Scirotto.

Fort Lauderdale commissioners’ late Tuesday evening vote took seconds, and just like that, it put an end to John Herbst’s 16 years of service as the city auditor with a 60-day notice.

American diplomats are escalating a charm offensive with Central Asian leaders as they work to secure a spot to respond to any resurgence of outside militants in Afghanistan after the U.S. military withdraws.