Rafael Olmeda

Expelled church members plan to return to court, hoping to convince a judge to intervene and, in their opinion, force a pastor to follow church bylaws on spending and church membership.

The pastor of one of Broward’s oldest and most prominent Black churches was in court Friday trying to put down a revolt, as dozens of longtime members accuse him of improperly using church funds to…

Seven months before a Broward judge declared Florida’s age restriction on gun possession unconstitutional, another Broward judge faced the same question in a similar case, argued by the same …

Officials are welcoming a new bypass road in the Fort Lauderdale area. It’ll be one more option for drivers to reach popular beachfront hotels and restaurants.

If Broward’s sheriff wants the state to force the county to give the agency more funds, the agency should face the same spending reviews undergone by the county this year, Broward’s may…

A new 801-room hotel at the Broward County Convention Center will not open next month as originally planned, project officials confirmed this week. Here’s what to expect next.

The developers of the Shops at Pembroke Gardens are moving closer to adding a 308-unit apartment community, bringing new residents and, officials hope, new customers to the area.

Broward’s administrator is challenging the findings of the state’s CFO, who is accusing county of costing taxpayers about $190 million by refusing to rein in spending.

Broward government spending has outpaced both inflation and population growth to the tune of about $190 million, Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia argued Tuesday.

A Seminole Tribe lawsuit says hundreds of homes built by Miami-based Lennar Corporation on tribal land across Florida are in such shoddy condition that no one can safely live in them.