Arrest made after a fight on a Frontier Airlines flight; NJ man attacked another passenger without provocation, both sustained cuts, and the incident was caught on cell phone footage.

Miami launches free Wi-Fi in 15 parks, advancing tech accessibility and aiming to bridge the digital divide for local communities by enhancing public and educational resources.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed SB 1662, ending the state's HOV lanes, affecting hybrid and low-emission vehicle drivers and creating uncertainty about road regulations.

Miami-Dade school police officers helped a woman deliver her baby on Florida's Turnpike after her water broke and they were flagged down by her father-in-law.

Fort Lauderdale police search for a shooter after a victim was shot Tuesday evening; local philanthropist "Big Mama" calls for community unity following the incident.

Miami faces a wet and stormy week with high humidity and frequent thunderstorms, with a forecast promising occasional relief in the mornings but likely afternoon rain and thunder.

Melissa Gonzalez's family seeks information on her 2020 death by a stray bullet on I-95; a dark sedan may be a lead, and a reward is offered for tips.

Three men from California are facing federal charges for an armed robbery in Florida, where they used Michael Myers masks and BB guns, resulting in a police chase and shootout.

Qdoba Mexican Eats opened its 800th location in North Miami Beach, with plans to reach 1,600 by 2032, celebrating sustained growth and franchise expansion.

Miami's forecast includes a blend of sun and showers with a 40-50% rain chance, a high of 88 degrees, and a potential stalled front increasing precipitation risks.

A woman was arrested for DUI after a golf cart accident resulted in her husband's death; a former MLB player was also arrested for obstructing the police investigation.

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued an injured boater off Marathon, Florida, with an Air Station Miami MH-65 helicopter crew responding after a distress call.

The U.S. Supreme Court made a decision on birthright citizenship, and Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava opposes it, citing concerns for local immigrant families and democratic principles.