Miami-Dade County has received a $114,480.77 grant from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to enhance adaptive sports programs for disabled veterans.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is looking for 69-year-old Ramon E. Gomez Martinez, missing from Southwest Miami-Dade, last seen wearing a blue jacket, black pants, and brown sandals.

The family of truck driver Arsenio Mas has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against FHP and a deceased trooper's estate, following a fatal crash during a high-speed chase.

A bicyclist was killed in Hialeah Gardens after colliding with a vehicle on Okeechobee Road and Northwest 87th Avenue; the driver cooperated with the investigation.

The Hollywood Police are seeking public help in locating Talli Daniel, a missing 49-year-old woman last seen in Hollywood, with concerns for her mental health.

A Miami-Dade Sheriff's motorcycle deputy was critically injured in a crash and is now hospitalized with multiple fractures. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

The trial of Franklyn Williams for the 2019 double murder in a Miami highrise is underway, with Williams claiming self-defense despite the victims' lethal wounds.

Miami experiences a temporary cold spell with temperatures around 49°F and wind chills near 42°F. The city will soon warm up, with weekend temperatures expected to reach around 80°F before another mild cold front.

A former "Principal of the Year," Karlton Johnson, was arrested for allegedly impersonating a police officer during a traffic stop on the Florida Turnpike.

The Eco Grande Golf Course has reopened after canal restoration work but awaits the delivery of a new fleet of golf carts, with no confirmed date yet.

A Florida retiree is pressured by Saudi Arabia to give up US citizenship over critical tweets; he remains jailed with an exit ban despite US consular support.

A Fort Pierce man is charged with the murder of his ex-girlfriend, whose body was found in Brevard County. He was arrested after returning from Jamaica.

The Biden administration has ruled to remove unpaid medical debt from credit reports, potentially raising credit scores by an average of 20 points for over 15 million people.