The family and friends of Regina Vidal gathered in Las Olas Saturday for a two-mile walk to honor her life and shed light on domestic violence.

Businesses were bustling Monday night in Fort Lauderdale after a painful stretch of wet and windy weather.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas on Las Olas.

Don’t call it a comeback! A Las Olas favorite is back open after shutting down during the pandemic.

It's not terribly uncommon to be driving on A1A or Las Olas and hearing music that’s so loud you can feel the vibrations.

A water pipe burst near Las Olas in Fort Lauderdale about three weeks ago. It was fixed within hours, but the residue was still polluting the water on Friday.

The 59th annual Christmas on Las Olas has officially begun.

As more people get vaccinated and COVID-19 positivity rates drop, safety protocols are becoming optional.

Even amid a pandemic, and near-record heat, people are still out having fun and enjoying the fruits of their labor.

A father and son are found dead in a Las Olas condominium on Friday night. Police have not yet released how the two died.

Copyright 2021 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved. View this post on InstagramLas Olas restaurant, bar The Wharf reopens Friday, shuttered Sunday after COVID-19 concernsIf you need help with the Public File, call (954) 364-2526.

In a statement posted Friday on Instagram, The Wharf Fort Lauderdale, (a popular bar in Fort Lauderdale, with a location in Miami), announced the shocking measure: Through March 31, they will restrict guests with out-of-state IDs to those 23 or older. The post reads, in part, “During Spring Break season #WharfFTL will be 23+ for all guests with out-of-state ID 😄 #KnotWorking.”The smiley face emoji truly seems to speak volumes, as reports of packed bars with maskless patrons have started surfacing late this week. AdThe mayor is well aware of issues the city has had at The Wharf. In Miami Beach, the city has increased spring break police staffing but said what’s been seen so far is nothing compared to what visitors can expect this weekend. According to officials, more enforcement measures will be implemented this week, with school off for spring break and increased occupancy rates at local hotels.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – For the past three decades, the Las Olas Art Fair has attracted thousands of people to downtown Fort Lauderdale — a fact that this year has some people concerned. Some local doctors say they’re worried the gathering set for this Saturday and Sunday could end up being a COVID-19 super-spreader event, but organizers say they’re taking precautions to prevent that. Dr. Joe Arena, a recently retired physician who lives just off of Las Olas Boulevard, joined several other doctors in writing Broward County and the city of Fort Lauderdale to share their concerns about the event. “What you see is a lot of space, none of the crowds we usually see in Alexandria, which is in fact about the same size as the Las Olas Art Fair.”Organizers are asking people to sign up for a time slot and get a free ticket online. As for the doctors, they say they don’t believe the safety protocols will be easily enforced and they are hoping the event can just be postponed until next year.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Broward County cyclists may encounter different realities in Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood this weekend. While Fort Lauderdale is closing the eastern northbound lanes of A1A from Las Olas to Sunrise, Hollywood has closed the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk. Raelin Storey, a spokesperson for the city of Hollywood, said this is because the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk is adjacent to the beach, so it makes it challenging to open one and not the other. White one lane of the road is closed to vehicles, orange and white barricades are up on A1A in Fort Lauderdale to give pedestrians room to walk, for proper social distancing. Broward cyclists face different restrictions in Fort Lauderdale, HollywoodCyclists say it is getting dangerous to bike in areas of Broward.