Miami officials demand the cleanup of graffiti on a downtown building before New Year's Eve, with no further deadline extensions allowed by the city's code enforcement board.

A man was critically wounded in a stabbing at Sabor Cubano Cafeteria in West Miami-Dade after he tried to stop another customer's harassment of an employee.

Port St. Lucie Police are looking for missing 15-year-old Megan Strowbridge, last seen at a party on November 15. She's 5'6", 110 lbs, with black hair, blue eyes, and was wearing a black outfit and tan backpack.

Two Miami residents were convicted of fraud related to a PPP loan scheme, involving falsified applications and leading to the illegal acquisition of over $14.5 million.

Grimmway Farms has recalled organic carrots due to an E. coli outbreak linked to 39 illnesses and one death, affecting stores like Publix and Whole Foods.

Green Cay Nature Center hosts a free World Migratory Bird Day event on December 7 with activities for all ages, including interactions with live animals and educational exhibits.

Spirit Airlines files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amidst financial struggles, aiming to continue operations while restructuring debts and reinventing its service offerings.

Miami Beach Police confirm the head found at Key Biscayne is that of 19-year-old Victor Castaneda who disappeared while swimming. He reportedly died saving his sister from a rip current.

The Delray Beach Police Department warns of a new scam where fraudsters claim you owe fines or missed jury duty, urging residents not to give personal details over the phone.

Paul Walczak from Florida has pleaded guilty to causing a tax loss of over $10.9 million by not remitting payroll taxes and not filing personal returns.

Florida healthcare tycoon Paul Walczak pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion, causing a loss of over $10.9 million to the IRS by not forwarding employee tax withholdings. He faces a prison sentence and will be sentenced on February 28, 2025.

An 18-year-old, Kendy Javier Torres Figueras, was arrested on second-degree murder charges after a fatal shooting in Florida City, connected to a family dispute.

Miami-Dade Police detained Yoel Antonio Setien Martinez for voyeuristic crimes after he admitted to spying on and entering backyards in the Country Walk area.