Wilton Manors Police Chief Paul O’Connell announced his retirement at Tuesday night’s city commission meeting.

Wilton Manors Police Chief Gary Blocker announced his department is recommitting efforts to achieve a conviction in the horrific murder of a gay couple. 

Investigators in the Wilton Manors Police Department are asking the community for help with a recent aggravated assault case.

Hoping to avoid last-minute problems and budget issues that plagued last year’s event, the Wilton Manors City Commission has approved the permit for the annual Stonewall Pride Parade & Street Festival for June 17.

Wilton Manors Commissioners finalized the 2021-22 budget — barely.

A man armed to the teeth walked into Club Q, a gay venue, and opened fire. 

For the eighth year in a row, Wilton Manors lands on top of the Human Rights Campaign’s Municipal Equality Index annual report. 

Women make major contributions to Wilton Manors and South Florida’s LGBT community.

Wilton Manors Commissioners appointed five members to the city’s Parks & Recreation Advisory Board on Tuesday night.

It’s the time of year when political yard signs dot the landscape. But the landscape in Wilton Manors has a lot fewer of them after the city ordered many of them removed.

The cost for landlords to rent to tenants may go up soon.

On any given night across this country, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development estimates that about 40,000 veterans are on the street because they’re homeless. This holiday season, Celeste Ellich is working to try and lower that statistic by at least one.

In light of the Broward State Attorney’s decision to stop prosecuting misdemeanor marijuana cases, Wilton Manors commissioners are revisiting the city’s cannabis regulations. 

In the last meeting before elections, Wilton Manors commissioners did some fine-tuning to the city’s much-rehearsed vacation rentals ordinance.

Suicide by cop. It’s a phrase Wilton Manors Police Chief Paul O’Connell doesn’t like uttering.

Wilton Manors Commissioners put the finishing touches on a $48.5 million budget for the fiscal year, which began Oct. 1.

With over 1,344 megawatts of “solar experience,” Moss Solar has a lot of experience building solar projects.

Although they have until October to find a replacement for outgoing City Manager Joseph Gallegos, city commissioners here are not wasting time in filling his position. Gallegos officially announced his intention to retire on Feb. 2 and commissioners “reluctantly” accepted his resignation at their Feb. 24 meeting.

An ordinance that would change land use regulations to make way for a potential train station was tabled at this week’s marathon Wilton Manors commission meeting.

An ordinance that would change land use regulations to make way for a potential train station was tabled at this week’s marathon Wilton Manors commission meeting.

As the old saying goes, “you’ve got to spend money to make money” and Wilton Manors is attempting to do that by hiring consultants to create an Economic Development Strategic Plan.

City cites safety concerns; Mayor claims it’s not a “homeless issue”

Wilton Manors is donating multiple pieces of its history.

The city’s Tree Giveaway will be held on Saturday, Jan. 23 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Mickel Park, 2675 NW 7 Ave. Funded through a grant from Waste Management, the city will be giving away up to two free trees per household: Oak, Gumbo Limbo, Fiddlewood, Avocado and Mango.

Gay and lesbian couples who missed the mass weddings at Broward County’s Courthouse on the first day they could legally get married, Jan. 6, have another chance to tie the knot with a group of same sex couples.

The slow march to reign in vacation rentals has begun.

While the debate over term limits captured the most attention, Wilton Manors commissioners began discussions on the politically charged topic of COVID-19 vaccination.

When police officers show up to a party, it’s usually not something the host had in mind. But on National Night Out, police attendance is the whole purpose.

Wilton Manors commissioners haven’t expressed any opposition to medical marijuana dispensaries. But they don’t want one opening in their neighborhoods either.

America’s relationship with marijuana remains a muddled mess. Possession and use remain a crime at the federal level and in some states.