Sheriff Tony: Juneteenth and Pride Unite Broward County
Juneteenth and Pride are celebrations borne of a tragic past but fueled by hope, each carrying the promise of progress.
Mayor Rich Walker Encourages Students to Embrace Next Chapters with Respect and Compassion
When it comes to school-age children, the month of June is all about next chapters. Kindergarteners will take on new challenges as they prepare for first grade this fall
Commissioner Michael Udine: Prepare for Hurricane Season and Celebrate Juneteenth in Broward County
June is here, and now is the time to prepare for hurricane season. Last year Broward County dodged any major hurricanes, but it was not far away, with major impacts felt in Southwest Florida.
Viewpoint: Parents Must Protect Kids From Addictive Social Media Apps or Pay the Price
The U.S. Surgeon General this week issued a scathing report that calls for tech companies and legislators to take “immediate action” by creating policies to protect young people from “addictive apps and extreme and inappropriate content” on social media platforms
Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine Invites Residents to Support Local Businesses, Celebrate Moms
School is in the home stretch, and we are all looking ahead to the summer season. Whether you plan to hit the road and see the country, take a jet plane to a far-off locale, or hop aboard a cruise, Broward County is ready to serve you.
State Rep Christine Hunschofsky Shares Updates on Mental Health, Mother’s Day and Memorial Day
As a mom, I appreciate Mother’s Day and celebrate all the wonderful mothers, grandmothers, stepmothers, and mother figures who have made a difference in our lives. They are the ones we seek out for support, help, advice, and comfort.
Parkland Mayor Walker Invites Residents to Annual “State of the City” Address
Mayor Walker: Earlier this spring, we came together to honor Parkland’s historic past, enjoy festive traditions, and celebrate the City’s 60th birthday with old and new friends.
Sheriff Tony: BSO Addresses Mental Health Concerns
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. At the Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO), we understand mental health concerns are public safety concerns.
Westglades Middle School Orchestra Makes History with Superior Performance at MPAs
The Westglades Middle School Orchestra has made a lasting impression on the music scene with its performance at the Musical Performance Assessment (MPA) at Plantation High School.
Parkland Mayor Walker Urges Parents to Take an Active Role in their Children’s Social Media Use to Protect Them from Potential Dangers
Mayor Walker: Social media has become an integral part of our lives, and in order to ensure our children are using it safely and responsibly,
Sheriff Tony: BSO is Pushing for Higher Standards
Education and training are critical components to enhancing our knowledge and performance within the public safety profession.
Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine Invites Residents to Explore Nature and Celebrate Service Members in April
Seasons may be changing, but Broward County continues to have plenty to do. From our libraries to parks, you can truly do it all.
State Rep Christine Hunschofsky Updates Constituents on Controversial Bills and Earth Day Activities in District
Thank you to everyone who attended our pre-session Town Halls in January and February. Now, we are right in the middle of our 60-day Legislative Session.
Florida Politics: State Moves Closer to Allowing Death Sentences by Non-Unanimous Jury Vote, Prompted by Parkland Shooting Verdict
Florida is one step closer to allowing death sentences by an 8-4 vote of a jury — instead of the current requirement that the vote be unanimous
Florida Politics: Florida Rep. Hunschofsky Tackles Mental Health, Drug Overdoses, and Flooding in 2023 Session
As Florida lawmakers gear up for the 2023 Legislative Session, Democratic Rep. Christine Hunschofsky of Parkland has her sights set on improving the lives of residents through smart prevention.
Broward County Commissioner Udine: Protecting Our Environment and Properties in our Community
Are you feeling like you have the luck of the Irish on your side, or just ready for that spring break vacation?
Sheriff Tony: Building Trust in 2023
Our nation has witnessed, once again, another tragedy that took place at the hands of five Memphis police officers. Incidents like this spark outrage
Vice Mayor Brier Shares his Personal Experience with Cancer Urging Residents to Prioritize their Health
Vice Mayor Brier: With early screening and proper treatment, I was able to beat the diagnosis. And because March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness month…
State Rep. Christine Hunschofsky Shares March 2023 Updates
March is typically a month that many families take advantage of that weeklong Spring Break. It is the month when we move our clocks ahead and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day,
Florida Politics: Senator Tina Polsky Introduces Bill to Protect Medical Marijuana Patients from Job Discrimination, With Support from President Biden
en. Tina Polsky is hoping the third time will be the charm for legislation protecting medical marijuana users from facing job discrimination, as President Joe Biden is now on her side — in a way.
