Lauderhill News Archives

Police arrested a father and daughter Friday night in connection to the kidnapping and shooting of a Lauderhill woman.

Record breaker Joel Waul will find his driveway looks rather empty this morning.

The five-ton ball of rubber bands groaned and swayed as the crane lifted it from the driveway.

Look, over there. Under that blue tarp in a suburban driveway. That thing that's the size of a Smart car?It's Joel Waul's rubber band ball.Waul has spent the last six years carefully wrapping and linking and stretching rubber bands of various sizes into the ball shape.

Police are on the lookout for some ice cold crooks. Surveillance video captured three teens breaking into a vending machine at a Lauderhill Park.

Share + Oct 25, 2009 2:32 pm US/Eastern LAUDERHILL, Fla. Lauderhill police have released the names of two men shot last week during an argument, but as to why they were arguing and what the argument was about - that remains a mystery.

A tractor-trailer plunged off the highway and down an embankment between Exits 73 and 72 on northbound Interstate 95 early Saturday morning, snarling traffic past the Baldwin Bridge for most of the day.

An argument in an apartment complex's parking lot ended with two men getting shot.

Last year, high school students in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties freely donated 53,998 pints of blood that were processed as red cells, platelets and plasma, repackaged and then sold by Community Blood Centers to hospitals for more than $16 million.

Police today identified a man struck by an SUV in a hit-and-run accident a week ago as Yancy Maldonado, 50.

Joshua Butler knew his wife was upset over their separation. But he says he didn't think she would shoot him over it.

The near-fatal burning this week of a 15 year old, for which five other teens have been charged, is only the latest in South Florida's litany of ruthless juvenile crime.

Take a good look at this face. Det.Frank Illaraza, BSO: "This guy is a ruthless killer.

Hit and run victim is in critical but stable condition. Sunday, October 11, 2009 Lauderhill police are asking the public for help after a man is struck in the street and left to die.

Home invasion robberies have captured local headlines in recent months: a Parkland woman was sexually assaulted and a lone robber held a Lauderhill family at gunpoint in a bedroom.

For the first time in six years, thousands of Caribbean Carnival revelers won't have to decide whether to party in Miami or Broward.

State prosecutors today dropped charges against a Fort Lauderdale middle school teacher accused of having sex with a female student in a classroom closet.

A mother arrived at school to pick up her 8-year-old son, but he was dropped off at a busy intersection instead.

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"The Magical World of M.C. Escher," January 20 through April 11 at the Boca Raton Museum of Art.

Share + Oct 4, 2009 5:00 am US/Eastern LAURA FIGUEROA, The Miami Herald MIAMI Come publication day, Jorge Moreira Nunes is use to having a knock or two at his Deerfield Beach office door.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue on Saturday fought a fire aboard a 50-foot yacht to stop it from spreading to surrounding boats and nearby condominium units.

In an odd twist of the public corruption investigation shaking Broward County, a scholarship fund has been forced to admit it hasn't delivered nearly $484,000 of the aid it promised South Florida college students.