A historical marker commemorating Arthur Lee McDuffie, a black man killed by police in 1979, was found damaged in Miami-Dade County, suspected to be hit by a vehicle.

Palm Beach County firefighter Nicholas Fuenzalida was arrested in Miami for petit theft and battery involving his sister.

Coconut Creek is seeking artists to design its FY 2026 Budget cover, with submissions accepted until December 2024. The winner will also be featured on financial reports and recognized formally.

A vehicle fire at Cielo Point Apartments in Lauderhill spread to three cars and caused minor home damage; no injuries were reported. Initial investigations point to a mechanical issue, not foul play.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find Treqjaun Holden, a partially verbal autistic man who went missing in Tamarac, last seen wearing a red shirt and black pants.

The Miami-Dade Police are searching for missing 16-year-old Angelica Guadalupe Mayorga Rivera, last seen on the night of Nov 1 in Northwest Miami-Dade. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

Miami experiences an unusually cool morning with temperatures dipping to 57°F, while Key West matches its seasonal low at 64°F. The forecast indicates sunny, breezy conditions with below-average temperatures persisting through the week.

A teenager in southwest Miami-Dade was critically shot while on an evening walk. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance for leads.

Zoo Miami transforms into a festive, illuminated wonderland with Zoo Lights Miami, featuring a 26-foot LED tree, holiday characters, and special attractions through December 30th.

A weather report indicates cooler temperatures and potential light showers in Miami, with highs in the mid-70s, lows in the low 60s, and a north breeze up to 20 mph.

Gabriel Donato-Mendez was convicted in the Southern District of Florida for conspiring to export AR-15 firearms to Costa Rica.

Shoppers queued for hours at a Miami Gardens BrandsMart USA for pre-Black Friday deals, with William Borris arriving at 3 a.m. to secure discounts on items for his family.

Fort Lauderdale announces a stormwater system upgrade project to commence on December 2, 2024, with expected completion in January 2025. Work will involve replacing stormwater pipelines and requires partial night-time road closures.