Florida rapper Kodak Black recently helped over 200 residents of a Pompano Beach housing project by paying their rent for the second month in a row.

Kodak Black is once again showing love to his community in a major way—this time by covering rent for more than 200 families living in the Golden Acres housing complex in Pompano Beach, Florida.

Related Group and Merrimac Ventures broke ground on the oceanfront Waldorf Astoria Residences, Pompano Beach, the luxury brand’s first location in the city and its first stand-alone residential ...

A special fishing tournament that honors the life and legacy of a Panhandle resident is returning for its second year to Port ...

McNeese men’s basketball head coach Bill Armstrong has announced the signing of 6-foot-5, 195-pound shooting guard Carl ...

The Tamarac murders of Mary Gingles, her father, and a neighbor in February brought the crisis into sharp focus.

The reward of $60,000 includes $10,000 from Broward Crime Stoppers and $50,000 from anonymous donors. The shooting happened just 2 weeks after the family started operating the business. It is still ...

Company reports record preliminary fourth quarter net revenue of $102.9 Million, contributing to a total of $301.8 Million in revenue for ...

Indio, CA - Florida A&M University's incomparable Marching 100 stormed the Coachella stage alongside hip-hop titan Travis ...

Pompano Beach received its 13th consecutive clean audit report, affirming over a decade of strong fiscal management.

The City of Pompano Beach will unveil its most recent Public Artwork, 'One Fish Two Fish' created by an award-winning ...

Writer Christopher Notarnicola grew up in Broward and was always around the Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse. He was inspired by ...