The sights and sounds of The Nutcracker have become all too familiar for people in South Florida. For nearly 30 years, the Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida has brought their production of the classic to families of all ages.
The Humane Society of Broward is encouraging pet adoption this holiday season with a spotlight on dogs and cats in need of homes.
Younger generations are increasingly favoring money or digital gifts over traditional presents, according to a new Wells Fargo survey.
The 12th annual Local 10 Big Bus Toy Express collected about 15,000 new and unwrapped toys for children in need after nine stops on Friday in South Florida.
It may be warm and sunny in South Florida, but inside the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital NICU at Memorial Hospital West, it’s starting to look a lot like winter.
The season of giving is here, and dozens of local organizations have come together ahead of the holidays to support families in need.
Tomorrow you can give a child in need a gift they’d love to hug or cozy up to.
It’s that time of year when we make our way to the North Pole, or your local mall, to visit Santa Claus, but the experiences isn’t always a fit for everyone, and that’s why an extra special Santa was called in..
The Candy Cane Parade rolled down Hollywood Beach Saturday night and Local 10 had your front row seat to it all.
The Salvation Army in Broward County is trying to track down a group of young donors who dropped off an unexpectedly large gift — while the organization says the need for holiday help is higher than ever.
After spending Thanksgiving with loved ones, thousands of travelers are heading back to South Florida, with airport crowds expected to peak Sunday.
Thanksgiving may be rooted in tradition, but 2025’s culinary trends prove that innovation is on the menu.
With the busiest travel days of the year underway, a record 81.8 million Americans are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home for Thanksgiving, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
For 11-year-old Gianna, Saturday’s embrace was extra special — it was the moment Sandra Wilson officially adopted her.
As Thanksgiving approaches, families in Fort Lauderdale lined up early Thursday morning to receive turkeys and groceries during a holiday giveaway.
With Thanksgiving next week, the holiday shopping season is quickly approaching, and shoppers are weighing which deals offer the best value: Black Friday or Cyber Monday.
Thanksgiving is the season to enjoy quality time with friends and family, and share laughs and a delicious dinner. But flying to see your loved ones during this holiday period can be hard if not pre-planned.
While Thanksgiving isn’t celebrated in most parts of the world, living in the U.S. during the holiday inspires many international students to make their own version of it.
More families across South Florida are getting help to ensure they have food for Thanksgiving.
It’s that time of year again — when your phone starts lighting up with familiar numbers and even more familiar requests.
With Thanksgiving less than two weeks away, a Miami Gardens police chief stepped in for traffic enforcement Friday — but with a holiday twist.
Communities across Miami-Dade and Broward counties gathered Tuesday to honor the men and women who served in the U.S. armed forces, marking Veterans Day with parades, ceremonies and moments of reflection from Miami Beach to Coconut Grove to Davie.
Get ready to sparkle, South Florida! Local 10 News is holding its annual “Light Up South Florida” promotion, inviting viewers to share photos of their brightest and most creative holiday light displays.
It’s near the holiday season, as Thanksgiving is only weeks away. A time when family and friends gather and express their gratitude for one another. However, behind all the excitement and joy, some expenses hit.
In Miami, Thanksgiving takes on a uniquely flavorful twist.
Thanksgiving is around the corner, but you wouldn’t know it from the palm trees outside Miami International Airport. The weather feels the same, the cafecito lines are still long and the only sign the holidays are coming is the slow-moving security line that wraps around the terminal.
The costumes are back in the closet, and the candy bowls are nearly empty — but one Halloween question is still up for debate: Are adults ever too old to go trick-or-treating?
Halloween in South Florida is anything but ordinary. From haunted tiki lounges to high-fashion costume galas, the region is pulling out all the stops to celebrate the spookiest night of the year.
Nightmare Village at Xtreme Action Park has returned for the 2025 season with a single, extended haunted experience that promises scares around every corner.
With Halloween just around the corner, candy debates are heating up nationwide.
Halloween is creeping up fast, and Local 10 News wants to see how you’re getting into the spirit!
Dozens of volunteers spent hours Sunday in Davie making sure no senior is left out of the Rosh Hashanah celebration.
Two high school marching bands from Broward County proudly represented South Florida in the nation’s capital during this year’s National Independence Day Parade.
Red, white, and blue was on full display as the city of Plantation’s annual Independence Day parade got underway Friday morning, with Local 10’s Andrew Perez unexpectedly finding himself in the middle of it.
It’s that time of year again when every mother gets a robe. Or some flowers. Maybe it’s finally time for that spa day they always wanted? Who knows.
Each year, Americans open their wallets to commemorate the people who raised them, however spending habits suggest a startling contrast between Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.
South Florida’s Haitian community is fighting forward, looking ahead to a promising 2025 with the sixth annual Soup and Champagne All-White Affair.
Caresha Romeka Brownlee stood near Santa Claus as an honorary elf. The rapper wore a white and hot pink “Caresha gives” T-shirt and ruby red pants to hand gifts during a much-needed drive-thru giveaway party on Saturday in Plantation.
An annual tradition to help families in need this holiday season saw long lines Wednesday at Miami’s Jose Marti Park.
Miami-Dade County’s Federal Credit Union is gearing up for its second annual toy drive, set to take place on Tuesday.
Local 10 News’ 11th annual Big Bus Toy Express hit the road on Friday, collecting new, unwrapped toys for the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program.
The annual CAMACOL food giveaway is back for another year as dozens of big name vendors have joined in to help feed hundreds of families here in South Florida.
Travelers heading to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport this holiday season should brace for potential parking challenges as garages fill up quickly amid a busy travel period.
As the Thanksgiving travel season kicks into high gear, Miami International Airport is bracing for record-breaking passenger numbers — and some unwelcome rankings.
The holidays are here, and Local 10 News wants to see your spirit shining bright!
The Miami Heat turned their focus to giving back, teaming up with their community outreach team for the 33rd annual Thanksgiving celebration at the Miami Rescue Mission on Thursday.
Beep! Beep! The Local 10 Big Bus Toy Express is all fueled up and ready to crisscross South Florida on Friday, Dec. 13. In its 11th season, the double-decker bus will be decked out with holiday decorations, children’s choirs and live music.
It's like having a piece of the Rockefeller Center rink in the heart of South Florida for the Holidays as the Delta Air Lines ice rink is set to open in Miami.
A giving South Florida doula featured on Local 10's Mom to Mom will be throwing a special baby shower this Christmas to benefit needy mothers-to-be in South Florida.
Christmas is right around the corner and Christmas Wonderland at Tropical Park will open for the season this week.
Spirit Halloween will also be getting into the Christmas spirit, with 10 Spirit Christmas stores set to open in the Northeast this season.
Key Biscayne is hosting its 65th annual Fourth of July Parade on Thursday morning.
Fourth of July is here! If there are a few things you need from the store, many of them are open today.