South Florida nonprofit Serving with Grace helps families facing food insecurity
One in six South Floridians experiences food insecurity, a challenge that leaves thousands of families struggling to put meals on the table.
One in six South Floridians experiences food insecurity, a challenge that leaves thousands of families struggling to put meals on the table.
We have a Mom to Mom update to share about a fundraiser to benefit Go Baby Go.
For the month of September, there are several ways for families to save money on some of the most popular attractions and museums in Broward County.
A rising tennis star from Coral Springs is calling on the South Florida community for support as she competes for a national youth athlete award.
Look at them, look at them now... NICU babies were dressed in their Dr. Seuss best for Memorial Hospital Miramar’s annual Read-a-thon.
We have a Mom to Mom update on the MammoVan story we brought you earlier this summer.
As September is Hunger Action Month, Local 10 is highlighting one local nonprofit that is feeding the need.
Our Local 10 Community Calendar is your one-stop shop for information about free or low-cost events happening in your community.
Here are some of the events in South Florida that you, family and friends can attend in August and September.
Local 10 is highlighting the hard work of one beloved barber.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez spoke to two teenagers who are pushing to raise awareness and funds for a project that aims to help special needs children enjoy playtime just like their peers do.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez talked to organizers at Baptist Health who have created a way for women to get a mammogram, without stepping foot into a doctor’s office.
The Broward County Public Schools District is helping to keep those in their community safe and healthy.
As kids across South Florida soak up the last few weeks of summer several businesses and organizations have planned events to give many students some much-needed back to school supplies.
Registration opened Friday at noon for the 16th annual Dolphins Cancer Challenge, the NFL’s largest fundraising event dedicated to cancer research.
With the start of the school year just around the corner, community groups in Liberty City are making sure local kids are ready — emotionally and physically — for their return to class.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez sat down with the leaders of a program taking a unique, hands-on approach to mental wellness.
In this “Swim South Florida” story, Local 10’s Nicole Perez has found a unique collaboration of organizations working to prevent drownings on South Florida beaches.
More and more working families are relying on food pantries to supplement their food supplies.
As part of Hooters’ “Friendraiser” program, on August 15, customers are invited to visit two restaurant locations and help provide financial relief for families with kids undergoing cancer treatment.
Much like the company’s trademark logo, the annual Publix Serves Week has a “green” focus.
Local 10 News hosted Monday’s 46th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade in Miami.
For Rockfeller Edouard, teaching isn’t just a profession— it’s his passion, woven into every moment of his 27-year career as an exceptional student education teacher.
On Dec. 1st, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., 12 men will be celebrated for their positive contributions to communities in South Florida at the 16th annual Galleria Fort Lauderdale’s Men of Style event.
A giving blitz is taking place next week in Miami. The Miami Foundation, which serves as the philanthropic backbone for more than 1,000 organizations, is hosting its annual Give Miami Day on November 16.
Precious Symonette, a creative writing teacher at Miami Norland Senior High School, has received a Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms Program award.
Every year, Local 10′s Tribute to Teachers campaign recognizes the best educators in South Florida, with only five honorees selected from hundreds of nominations.
It’s an event tailor made for humans and their furry friends.
Having fresh food, saving money and connecting with nature are just some of the benefits of growing your own vegetable garden. And when you install gardens in public spaces, such as schools, those benefits include a therapeutic learning experience for students.