Fort Lauderdale Newspapers

The newspapers in Fort Lauderdale cater to a mixed readership that reflects the American, Hispanic, Latin and Mexican population of this oceanfront, vacation destination city. Fort Lauderdale's newspapers, both the English and Spanish editions, are a great way to keep abreast of the numerous, newsworthy events and activities that take place throughout the year.

Events such as Beachfest, the Air and Sea Show, Oceanfest, Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the Fourth of July celebrations and numerous other festivals and special events all receive extensive coverage in the local press.

Fort Lauderdale has two English language newspapers, namely the South Florida Sun Sentinel and the Miami Herald. Like most regional newspapers throughout the English speaking world, Fort Lauderdale's papers cover topics such as world news, business, travel, local politics, sports, local events and culture etc.

The Sun Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale's largest circulation newspaper with over a million subscribers, is owned by Tribune Publishing, a giant in the publishing world. It's focus is mainly on local issues, and it provides great coverage of all the happenings and issues that relate to Fort Lauderdale and Broward County.

The Miami Herald has over a million readers daily, mostly among South Florida's multi-ethnic population in Dade, Broward and Monroe counties and its' topics usually have a focus on the American continent, international trade and commerce and tourism.

El Sentinel del Sur de la Florida and El Heraldo are the two Spanish language newspapers that cater to Fort Lauderdale's Hispanic speaking population. The former is published in Fort Lauderdale and is a weekly publication under the banner of the Sun-Sentinel Company. El Heraldo is a bi-lingual publication that mainly targets Latin, Mexican and Hispanic readers and provides coverage of general news and happenings in the Fort Lauderdale area. El Heraldo is also a source of links to entertainment, politics, local business, education pages plus recommendations and web links to various areas of particular interest.

City Link is another Fort Lauderdale newspaper and it caters to the youth market with coverage of local events and a focus on entertainment. The South Florida Business Journal covers general business news and happenings throughout the greater southern Florida area..

Whether you are planning a visit to Fort Lauderdale and looking to take in some local color before you arrive.. or you are a resident away from home and looking to catch up on local happenings, the Fort Lauderdale newspapers will keep you up to date on all the news and events happening in Fort Lauderdale, be it politics, weather, sports or entertainment.


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