As South Florida prepares to host seven World Cup matches at Hard Rock Stadium, state and local authorities are ramping up efforts to prevent human trafficking during what’s expected to be a surge of visitors.
In a matter of minutes during a budget hearing in Tallahassee, lawmakers signed off on a $16 million advance for FIFA security equipment for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement -- not for drones, but for the ability to detect them.
Protesters are pushing for promises to be kept as pressure builds ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Miami’s planned FIFA World Cup Fan Festival at Bayfront Park could be in trouble as organizers wait on millions of dollars in federal security funding.
A broad coalition of civil rights and immigrant advocacy groups has issued a travel alert warning international visitors ahead of upcoming World Cup matches in South Florida, citing concerns about immigration enforcement and civil liberties.
The four World Cup group-stage matches taking place at Hard Rock Stadium were confirmed Saturday.
With the 2026 World Cup draw taking place Friday, Haiti learned which opponents it will face in next summer’s tournament.
With the second-to-last FIFA World Cup qualifying matches complete, there is now a clearer picture of how the groups may look for the 2026 tournament in North America.
It has been over five decades since Haiti was last in a World Cup.
The FIFA World Cup 26 Miami Host Committee has officially chosen Bayfront Park as the home of the FIFA Fan Festival Miami, the city’s main celebration during the tournament.
FIFA’s Club World cup kicks off Saturday in Miami Gardens.
Thousands of people pack the streets of Miami Beach to celebrate Argentina's World Cup win.
On FIFA World Cup final day in Qatar, there is a wedding with a conflict in South Florida. The bride is from Argentina and the groom is from France.
Two soccer games on Tuesday will define the last two spots in the World Cup quarterfinals, which include eight countries.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup, which happens every four years, began on Nov. 20 and will run through Dec. 18 in Qatar, the first Arab nation to ever host a World Cup.
South Florida scored a major goal of sorts Thursday as Miami was named one of 16 host cities for the 2026 Men’s World Cup - the biggest sporting event in the world.
South Florida soccer fans and local leaders were very nervous Thursday as they waited to learn if Miami is picked as one of the host cities for the 2026 men’s World Cup.
Miami is among 17 finalist cities in the United States to host World Cup matches in 2026 when the quadrennial soccer event comes to the U.S., Mexico and Canada.