The spring break tradition in Florida stretches back to the early 1960s, when the movie “Where the Boys Are” put Fort ...

The 1986 spring break crowd at Fort Lauderdale Beach. This is what the Fort Lauderdale area looked like in 1970 during spring break. Fort Lauderdale in the “where the boys are” days of the 1960s.

Swaths of Fort Lauderdale’s beach were shut down to swimmers during one of the busiest days of the week due to the pieces of oil washing ashore and oil slicks in the water, city officials confirmed.

black substance that washed ashore prompted officials to close a stretch of Fort Lauderdale Beach on Saturday morning as crews worked to determine its source. Cellphone videos posted on social ...

The city of Miami Beach has launched a reality TV-style ad campaign urging revelers to stay away or have “the worst spring break ever”— complete with endless rules and buzz-killing police ...

The ad, titled "Miami Beach Is Breaking Up With Spring Break," racked up more than 388,000 views on YouTube, with thousands more likes and reposts on platforms like X and Reddit. The video ...

MIAMI - Miami Beach is once again trying to "break up" with spring breakers. On Tuesday, the city launched its "Miami Beach Spring Break Reality Check" campaign designed to alert potential spring ...

The minute and 30-second promo is part of the city's "Spring Break Reality Check" campaign, according to a memo written by Miami Beach City Manager Eric Carpenter. "The Office of Marketing ...

The city of Miami Beach released a marketing video Tuesday in which actors depict a spring break gone wrong due to strict rules, police crackdowns and potential curfews. The 90-second video ...