North Lauderdale

Detectives from the Broward Sheriff’s Office are searching for 16-year-old Shana Miller, who was last seen in North Lauderdale on July 2. The public is urged to provide information about her whereabouts.

Three suspects were arrested in North Lauderdale after a series of overnight vehicle burglaries targeting unlocked cars, with authorities warning residents to secure their vehicles. Stolen items included cash, electronics, and firearms, and investigators believe additional suspects remain at large.

Three individuals, including a minor, were arrested for breaking into unlocked cars in North Lauderdale between 2 and 5 a.m., stealing items like wallets, tools, and personal belongings. Deputies urge residents to secure their vehicles and report information to Broward County Crime Stoppers.

Two North Lauderdale women, Natasha Ann Howell and Kassandra Mitiale, are accused of escalating a social media feud into a burglary involving threats, physical violence, and property damage. The incident included pepper-spraying a doorbell camera, attempting to break into the victim’s home, and stealing her orange tabby cat.

A 2-year-old boy remained in 'very grave' condition after being submerged in a North Lauderdale house pool for about 15 minutes, as captured by a Ring surveillance camera. Emergency responders performed CPR before taking the child to Broward Health Medical Center, where his condition was critical. At least three children have drowned in Broward County this summer, including two in Plantation and one in North Lauderdale.

A 2-year-old boy was found unresponsive in a North Lauderdale pool and hospitalized in critical condition. A family member performed CPR before first responders transported him to Broward General Medical Center. This incident is the fourth child drowning in South Florida in three weeks, prompting safety reminders from officials.

A child was hospitalized after being pulled from a pool in North Lauderdale, prompting a Broward Sheriff’s Office investigation. This incident follows recent drownings in Broward County, including a 2-year-old and 4-year-old in Plantation and another 4-year-old in North Lauderdale earlier this year.

Swim safety organizers in North Lauderdale, Florida, are raising awareness after a rise in child drownings. Instructors at the Boys & Girls Club of Broward County taught children critical pool safety and swimming skills. Advocates like Cassie McGovern, founder of 'Every Child a Swimmer,' emphasize early swim lessons and supervision to prevent tragedies.

A 62-year-old man was shot and killed by a woman after an argument over a parking space at a Florida Walmart. The woman claimed self-defense and remained at the scene, while the victim, a veteran and former emergency room trauma nurse, died at the hospital. No charges have been filed.

A Florida Army veteran, Bart Diguglielmo, was fatally shot during a parking space dispute in a Walmart parking lot. A woman involved in the confrontation claimed self-defense and remained at the scene, cooperating with authorities. The case is under investigation to determine if criminal charges will be filed.

An Army veteran was fatally shot in a Florida Walmart parking lot during a dispute over a parking spot. The incident occurred in North Lauderdale and was captured on cellphone video, showing the victim exchanging angry words with an unidentified woman before the shooting.

A woman fatally shot a man outside a Walmart in North Lauderdale after a parking dispute. The incident occurred when Bart Diguglielmo blocked the woman's parking space, leading to an argument and subsequent shooting. The woman, who claims self-defense, was arrested and is cooperating with investigators.

A man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a shooting in a Walmart parking lot in North Lauderdale. A person was detained by deputies, and the Broward Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident.

A shooting occurred in the parking lot of a Walmart in North Lauderdale, resulting in one person being wounded and another detained. Authorities from the Broward Sheriff's Office and North Lauderdale Fire Rescue responded, but no arrests have been made yet.

A six-year-old girl and a grandmother died after a house fire in North Lauderdale. Four others were injured in the incident, and a family member launched a GoFundMe to help with funeral costs.

A fire in North Lauderdale resulted in the death of grandmother Marieange Therancy and injured six others, including young girl Neissa Diligence. Neighbors reported an explosion and used their hose to prevent further damage as emergency responders arrived. A fundraiser highlights the family's emotional, physical, and financial challenges.

BSO detectives are searching for 12-year-old Kimora McMinns, who was last seen on June 21 near North Lauderdale. She was wearing black shorts, a black shirt, pink sandals, and a black and purple bonnet. The public is urged to contact authorities with any information about her whereabouts.

Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies are searching for 12-year-old Kimora McMinns, who vanished in North Lauderdale on Sunday morning. She was last seen near Southwest 17th Street and described as 5 feet 4 inches tall with black hair and brown eyes, wearing black shorts, a black shirt, pink sandals, and a black and purple bonnet. Deputies requested the public to contact Detective Chris Blankenship with information.

A house fire in North Lauderdale resulted in one death and several hospitalizations. The fire occurred on Southwest Eighth Court, and the cause is under investigation by the State Fire Marshall’s Office. Fire rescue units and sheriff’s deputies responded to the scene.

Un incendio en una vivienda de North Lauderdale dejó varios heridos, incluido un niño de 6 años y un adulto en estado crítico. El incidente ocurrió en la cuadra 8000 de Southwest Eighth Court, y seis personas fueron atendidas por paramédicos.

A house fire in North Lauderdale injured multiple people, including a 6-year-old child and an adult who were hospitalized in critical condition. Six individuals were evaluated by paramedics at the scene located in the 8000 block of Southwest Eighth Court.

A child was hospitalized after being pulled from a pool in North Lauderdale. First responders transported the child to Broward Health Coral Springs, and authorities are investigating the incident with crime scene tape around the pool area. The child's age, identity, and condition have not been released.

A 4-year-old boy was hospitalized after being found unresponsive in a swimming pool in North Lauderdale. First responders performed CPR during his transport to Broward Health Coral Springs, and the incident occurred on Southwest 63rd Terrace. A family member discovered the child in the water, though the duration he was submerged remains unclear.

A precautionary boil water order was issued for North Lauderdale residents after a water testing error led to conflicting E. coli results. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection reported an initial positive test, followed by a negative result, prompting the advisory. Officials are notifying residents via phone calls, social media, and public alerts until the order is lifted Saturday.

A fire broke out at a North Lauderdale townhouse on Wednesday afternoon, prompting firefighters to respond. One person was treated for minor smoke inhalation, and the cause of the fire remains unknown.

Broward Sheriff’s Office detectives are searching for 16-year-old Keyonnie Archibald, who was last seen near Harbour Road in North Lauderdale. She was wearing blue pajama pants, a red shirt, and a black wig covered by a bandana. Authorities urge the public to contact them with information.