Taylor Swift surprised pediatric patients and their doctors and nurses on Friday in Broward County.

A restaurant owner once seen on Local 10 News’ Dirty Dining segment is now in legal trouble.

Two days after a horrific domestic shooting inside of a Pembroke Park apartment that left a mother and three children dead, there is only one child who survived: 8-year-old Phiinix Solomon.

Memorial Regional Hospital has opened a new $68 million Family Birthplace, aiming to provide a more comfortable and convenient experience for expectant mothers, particularly those with high-risk pregnancies.

February is designated as American Heart Month. It’s a time to raise awareness about heart disease and promote healthy lifestyle choices.

On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10′s Nicole Perez talks with South Florida experts about getting ready to welcome her second child.

Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital will host its annual Special Needs Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14 in Pembroke Pines.

Memorial Primary Care and Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital will host a Back-to-School Health Fair in Hollywood on Saturday.

For the past several nights outside Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Hollywood, a large group of people gathers to pray for a young girl.

As rates of Type 2 diabetes increase rapidly worldwide, researchers are trying to come up with a potentially long lasting treatment.

A teenage tragedy occurred in Miami Gardens Saturday night when a 13-year-old was killed after being shot in the head while his friends played with a gun.

The eighth floor of Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital went to the dogs Wednesday in honor of “Freedom,” a therapy trained golden retriever.

A 2-year-old boy was rushed to Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in critical condition Monday afternoon after he nearly drowned in a backyard pool in Pembroke Pines, according to fire officials.

The latest star to visit a children’s hospital in South Florida is a canine celebrity known around the world as Brodie That Dood.

A major crash shut down the Florida Turnpike in Miami Gardens Saturday night.

Specialists at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital are working with a new approach to treating a heart defect found in the days or weeks after birth.

Barkov donates $1,600 for every goal he scores and $800 for each of his assists to benefit the children, and their families, who are being treated at the pediatric facility located in Hollywood.

Congenital heart defects are the most common type of birth defect in the U.S., affecting nearly 1% of births every year.

South Florida has three main hospitals for kids: Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, Holtz Children's Hospital and Nicklaus Children's Hospital.

A driver hit a 15-year-old boy and then didn’t stop, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

South Florida Hooters embarked on a mission. It would raise money for local charities through sales of its 2022 Hooters calendar.

With sick kids back in school and the COVID-19 delta variant circulating, pressure is mounting on Pfizer to release a vaccine that’s safe for children under the age of 12.

“We have seen very, very sick patients, pediatric patients,” said Dr. Hanadys Ale of Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, where on Wednesday they had 15 patients fighting COVID-19.

Doctors in South Florida are reporting more children with COVID are requiring hospitalization and the surge in pediatric cases comes just as students are preparing to go back to school.

Nicklaus Children’s Hospital Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marcos Mestre told Local 10 News Friday that they are seeing an uptick in COVID-19 cases among children.

For the second straight season, Sasha Barkov pledged to make a donation to Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital for every point he scored for the Panthers; $1600 per goal and $800 per assist.

There were cheers and a few tears as Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital said goodbye to 3-year-old Waylen Blount, who needed a heart transplant after being diagnosed with restrictive cardiomyopathy.

An 8-year-old boy jumped into the water and pulled the young girl out.

SUNNY ISLES BEACH, Fla. – A child was hit by a car that police said ran a red light in Sunny Isles Beach. According to police, the 11-year-old was in the crosswalk when struck by a red Mercedes-Benz. It happened early Wednesday evening in the eastbound lanes of Sunny Isles Boulevard near A1A. Police on the scene after an 11-year-old boy was struck by a car that ran a red light. “You are not expecting the light to be red, so a lot of people often run the red light,” said Tchogorian.