Father and daughter hospitalized after nearly drowning in ocean near Fort Lauderdale 01:32. Update: A Lauderhill father who tried to save his daughters from drowning Sunday night near a Fort ...

A teen swimmer who drowned in rough ocean waters off Fort Lauderdale on Friday has been identified. Jerry Hyppolite, 13, from Palm Beach County, was identified as the victim by Fort Lauderdale ...

Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue units responded to calls reporting a drowning in the ocean near the B Ocean Resort, off Seabreeze Boulevard, at around 7:20 p.m. on Sunday.

A teenage boy died swimming in the ocean off Fort Lauderdale Friday afternoon, April 18, 2025, according to police. Police divers found his body Friday night. Getty Images Fort Lauderdale police ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A Florida father drowned over the weekend after rushing into the ocean to help his daughter, who was struggling in the water, according to the Fort Lauderdale Fire Department.

A teenage boy died swimming in the ocean off Fort Lauderdale Friday afternoon, April 18, 2025, according to police. Police divers found his body Friday night. Getty Images Police divers found the ...

Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue units responded to calls reporting a drowning in the ocean near the B Ocean Resort, off Seabreeze Boulevard, at around 7:20 p.m. on Sunday.

Fort Lauderdale Ocean Rescue shares survival tips after teen's drowning 02:38. Fort Lauderdale police have identified Friday's drowning victim as 13-year-old Jerry Hyppolite from Palm Beach County ...

The Fort Lauderdale Police Department identified a teenager who drowned off a beach in Fort Lauderdale.The police department said on Monday that Jerry Hyppolite, 13, from Palm Beach County ...

A 12-year-old boy went missing in the ocean off Fort Lauderdale on Friday evening, according to the city’s Fire Rescue department. Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue, along with Broward Sheriff’s ...

Fuel vapors likely caused Fort Lauderdale boat explosion, fire rescue says Wednesday’s explosion happened just offshore around 9:30 a.m. near 1700 S. Ocean Blvd.