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POV: You’re a college student in South Florida in the 80’s. You just parked on the grass, your Walkman’s blasting “Lisa Lisa,” and you’re sweating through your OP shorts on the way to class.

If you were in Miami on May 12, 1997, you remember the rare F1 tornado that tore through downtown and Miami Beach.

At the Miami Grand Prix 1991, which was held at Bicentennial Park, it was all about racing, palm trees and pure adrenaline.

Standing tall since 1825, the Cape Florida Lighthouse (aka El Farito) has witnessed centuries of change—from guiding mariners to illuminating stories of freedom. As we approach its 200th anniversary, let’s honor its enduring legacy.

Before the graffiti, there were grandstands full of energy! Miami Marine Stadium in its heyday was pure magic — boat races, concerts and skyline views. Now, it’s making a comeback as the road to resto

Take a look back at the fearless voice for the Everglades and fierce champion for conservation.

Wayne Huizenga stepped up to the plate in 1991 and brought Major League Baseball to South Florida with the birth of the Florida Marlins.

Did you go for the food or the rides? Let us know your favorites below

Where do you remember seeing them in the late 1980s/early 1990s?

On Feb. 6, 2001, Gus Boulis, the founder of Miami Subs and Sun Cruz, was brutally murdered in a mob-style hit.

Saddle up for the tale of the town of Davie, where history runs deep and the spirit of the frontier still roams!

Here’s what the real estate market looked like in South Florida 40 years ago!