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It’s a case that has kept Fort Lauderdale detectives guessing for decades: Teresa “Bunny” Fittin was last seen on Aug. 1, 1975. At the time of her disappearance, she was 18 years old. Today, she’d be 63, two decades younger than her mother Jocelia Travisano, who is still alive, on oxygen, and desperate to know what happened to her daughter….

Two women who were the caretakers for an elderly Fort Lauderdale woman drained her bank account out of more than $1 million and stole dozens of pieces of her jewelry after she died, police said.

At least three construction cranes collapsed onto buildings in downtown Miami and Fort Lauderdale Beach as Hurricane Irma brought deadly winds into South Florida on Sunday.

Irvin, who starred at St. Thomas Aquinas High School before a star studded career with Miami and the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, was listed on a sexual battery report from Fort Lauderdale Police for an alleged incident that took place inside a hotel on March 22nd.

A Fort Lauderdale Police officer fired for allegedly sending racist text messages and a video will not be getting his job back, an arbitrator has ruled.

A young girl who was injured after the bounce house she was in was sent flying by a waterspout at Fort Lauderdale Beach was released from the hospital Tuesday.

Several children were injured after a waterspout uprooted the inflatable bounce house they were playing in and sent it flying across a parking lot and into a roadway, Fort Lauderdale Police say.

New video showing a man running naked through the streets of Fort Lauderdale after smoking a synthetic drug was obtained by NBC 6.

Fort Lauderdale Police are investigating the brutal killing of a young father whose body was left inside a car with his throat slashed, and was later discovered by a group of children.

Four Fort Lauderdale Police officers are off the force after exchanging racist text messages between themselves, officials said Friday.

A young man in the middle of being booked by Fort Lauderdale Police became a hero after his quick response helped save the life of the officer who was processing him.

A pastor and a 90-year-old homeless advocate who were arrested for violating Fort Lauderdale’s ordinance against feeding the homeless say they plan on giving out more food.