Lockhart Stadium, home to high school and youth football and Fort Lauderdale’s professional soccer team, The Strikers, is slated for demolition along with the adjacent Fort Lauderdale Stadium ...

Lockhart Stadium in northwest Fort Lauderdale is seen in the late 1970s, top photo, and now. Fort Lauderdale commissioners said they want to renovate the old stadium and bring it back to life.

The progress has been remarkable. Last March, when InterMiami CF part owner David Beckham visited the grounds, the dilapidated Lockhart Stadium and Fort Lauderdale Baseball Stadium were still ...

Fort Lauderdale’s Lockhart Stadium was renovated into MLS’s first soccer-specific stadium in 1998 for the short-lived Miami Fusion. Fort Lauderdale’s Lockhart Stadium was renovated into MLS ...

FORT LAUDERDALE (CBSMiami) – Earlier this week the City of Fort Lauderdale greet-lit David Beckham and his MLS group's proposal to turn abandoned Lockhart Stadium into a soccer stadium and ...

FORT LAUDERDALE (CBSMiami.com) – Event-goers at Lockhart Stadium Monday morning came across a lot more than they bargained for when what looked like a grenade was discovered in the parking lot.

The Fort Lauderdale City Commission voted Tuesday night to enter into an interim agreement with Beckham's group, one that will allow the MLS club to demolish Lockhart Stadium as a precursor to ...

The Inter Miami CF Major League Soccer club hosted a demolition ceremony Wednesday to start tearing down Fort Lauderdale’s long-abandoned Lockhart Stadium. The ownership group, led by Jorge Mas ...

Inter Miami announced on Monday a proposal for a new training facility, complex and stadium in Fort Lauderdale at the site of Lockhart Stadium. According to the release from the team, "the ...

Lockhart Stadium is one of the most historic soccer venues in the United States. As home to the Fort Lauderdale Strikers of the NASL, many world stars such as Nene Cubillias, Gerd Mueller and George ...

A view from Sky 10 of Fort Lauderdale's Lockhart Stadium in January 2019 shows it has become dilapidated and overgrown with shrubs since its last tenant moved out. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.