December 1 is World AIDS Day – it’s an opportunity to learn the facts about HIV/AIDS. Knowing the reality of living with HIV/AIDS may help prevent people getting it, and help to make sure people living with HIV are treated fairly.

(SS) A set of proposed government ethics reforms won approval Friday from a group of Broward's top ethics experts.

It’s a dirty assignment, but somebody has to do it.

Broward County Commissioner Jared Moskowitz set the game of musical chairs in motion, announcing he will campaign for the seat held by retiring Congressman Ted Deutch.

It’s been over a month since the first monkeypox case was diagnosed in Florida.

Two months after Florida saw its first monkeypox case, cases have been rising at an alarming level in the state and nationwide.

Government agencies from the city of Fort Lauderdale all the way to the White House are showing their support for LGBT people.

After weeks of sharp increases, the rise in Broward County’s monkeypox cases has slowed slightly.

A proposed law by the Broward County Commision would ban the practice of gay conversion therapy on minors within the county.

The lone Democrat on a list of endorsements from Florida’s leading anti-LGBT organization hails from Broward County.

Broward County Democrats head to the polls May 5 and 7 to elect delegates to the party’s national convention.

(SS) Broward County plans to open evacuation shelters in advance of Hurricane Irma but hasn’t decided yet when the shelters will open.

Pot smokers busted by cops in Broward County with a joint or a baggy of marijuana could walk away with a civil fine and a clean criminal record.

Eager to resolve one of the most contentious issues to face the county in years, Broward County commissioners on Tuesday said they intend to soften laws to lure Uber back.

The saying goes: “Education is the great equalizer.” But access to education is far from equal.

Florida's ban on same-sex marriages is back off the books in Broward County.

A Broward County judge has ruled in favor of Supervisor of Elections Dr. Brenda Snipes in a case involving mail-in ballots that omitted Amendment 2.

From our media partner Sun Sentinel: Broward Circuit Court Judge Dale Cohen became the third judge in less than a month to strike down the state's ban on same sex marriage.

Fort Lauderdale – Heather Brassner can finally dissolve her marriage, and her divorce represents another victory for marriage equality in the State of Florida.

Two Broward County traffic judges dismissed 24,000 pending red-light camera ticket cases Monday, ruling that the program violates Florida law.

Thanks to a $25 million federal funding package, Broward County will begin offering rental assistance for those impacted by COVID-19, the county announced Wednesday.

As attacks continue against transgender athletes, Broward County schools have taken a stance: let them play.

A contract between Broward County Public Schools and Celebration Church Fort Lauderdale has some members of the LGBT community accusing school officials of sheltering bigotry.

Medical marijuana shops could crop up on Broward’s main thoroughfares.

(Equality Florida) The Broward County Commission updated its domestic partnership ordinance Tuesday, adding new protections and ensuring that partnerships registered elsewhere will be recognized in Broward County.

Broward's Best Gal and Guy Bartenders go to Brooke F. and Shane C. for 2021.

The readers have spoken! Broward's Best Servers go to Charlie D. at the Alibi and Ali at Apt.9F.

Last September, Broward County Ryan White Care (Broward-RWC) and the Florida Department of Health-Broward (FL-DOH-Broward) Prevention program submitted their “Integrated HIV Prevention and Care Plan 2017-2021.” This 128-page plan outlines Broward’s five-year plan to control HIV. While this plan will allow its funders to monitor their “investment,” it will also allow the public to monitor progress in the epidemic.

Another year has passed, and all remains quiet in the case of Henry Vidal.

When Lt. Paul Auerbach first joined the Broward Sheriff’s Office 18 years ago, he wouldn’t ask his colleagues what they did over the weekend — he didn’t want them to reciprocate the question.