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.

Who doesn’t LOVE a great burger? To me, there are three parts to dynamite burger; the buns, the meat, and the additions you choose. I like a lightly toasted bun, a nice thick, juicy piece of cooked meat, plenty of greens, a spicy Monterey jack cheese, and throw on some jalapenos, bacon, and a chipotle ranch dressing and you’ve got my perfect burger.

Gay Performer Helps Put the “Sexy” Back into Burlesque

People dressed in business attire with jackets and suits. Many women wore dresses but they were of dark color fabric, projecting a serious image.

A celebration of life will be held for James Fahy, Wednesday, June 30 at 7:30 p.m. at United Church of Christ in Fort Lauderdale. 

The Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is one of the coolest spots in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

It was a battle for the ages. A Lip Sync Battle, that is. The July 28 event at Hunters Fort Lauderdale benefitted the 26^th Annual Bowling to Fight Hunger held by Poverello.

“It’s pretty emotional to think in terms of 30 years ago having started this,” reflected Dr. Gary Keatiing, founder and current artistic director of the Original Fort Lauderdale Gay Men’s Chorus (FLGMC).

Jugglers. Clowns. Aerial feats. You guessed it – the circus is in town.

On Saturday, the City of Fort Lauderdale is staging a ceremonial groundbreaking for its long awaited Old Dixie Highway Complete Streets Project.

NEW YORK -- Hillary Rodham Clinton paid a visit to "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Tuesday, receiving the host's blessing as a presidential hopeful while touching on issues including equal rights and email and delivering a number of clever lines.

On Day Two of the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce’s International Business and Leadership Conference, CNN correspondent Richard Quest shared his coming out story.

(CNN) -- This past June, our family received a letter from the local public elementary school where our son was a fourth grader. The letter was addressed to the entire school community and it was about an elementary student who was transitioning over the summer and returning to school in the fall -- as a boy.

More than 100 people attended the community prayer vigil at Sunshine Cathedral Sunday evening, hearing from community leaders and moving musical performances from singers and musicians.

When Donna Nunes’ brother died last year, she was heartbroken. The 73-year-old traveled to South Florida from California to settle her brother’s estate and in doing so found a local consignment store, the Peculiar Pelican, to sell his belongings. 

Now, a year later, Nunes is crying foul — saying she’s been cheated.

Police have released the identity of the individual arrested last Friday night during a transgender rights demonstration.

In the uproar over Fort Lauderdale’s celebration of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, much has been written about the church’s history of anti-LGBT positions.

A1A and Las Olas is an iconic location showcasing Fort Lauderdale’s beauty, fun, and inclusiveness. But on Dec. 3 it was taken over by ugly hate. 

All Countess Luann de Lesseps wants for Christmas is a vacation — a well-deserved vacation.

There was a hearing April 27 to determine whether a restraining order would be issued against Craig Jungwirth, the man best known for being accused of threatening the Wilton Manors LGBT community with a “Pulse” like the attack in 2016.

(SS) After days in the center of a tornado-strength vortex of criticism for his initial, in-the-heat-of-the-moment description of a horrific car crash at the weekend LGBT Pride Parade, Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis says he regrets describing the incident as an act of terrorism, and said he’s apologized.

More than a year ago, Diego Salterini knew COVID was going to be very, very bad. The choreographer, dancer and co-founder of Dance NOW! Miami was collaborating with an Italian dance company last March when his homeland was the epicenter of the pandemic.

Commissioner Dean Trantalis announced this week that he is a candidate in Fort Lauderdale’s mayoral race, promising “a new voice and a new direction” for the city.

During its Tuesday night commission meeting, the Fort Lauderdale Commission presented a proclamation to Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church and Westminster Academy, two entities with a long anti-LGBT history.

With the Florida governor signing an anti-trans bill on the first day of Pride Month, Fort Lauderdale was undeterred and recognized June as Pride Month in a proclamation, as well as raising a rainbow flag above City Hall.

The games are going on as planned.

To paraphrase Summer Nights from “Grease!” Summer dining had me a blast, Summer dining and I saved me some cash.

A closer look at Fort Lauderdale’s District 4 election results reveals a very competitive landscape. 

Dixie Longate sells Tupperware, but she’s no ordinary Tupperware “lady.”

You might say this year’s Florida AIDS Walk will be a cake walk.