An SUV fell off the I-95 overpass in Miami without causing serious injuries; bystanders assisted the occupants, and Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

The Pembroke Park Police closed a local smoke shop, 24K Miami, for selling THC products exceeding state limit of 0.3% THC. The shop owner faces a misdemeanor charge and the store must obtain a proper license to sell THC products.

Authorities seek a woman suspected of theft at a Family Dollar store in Lake Worth Beach. They have released her images and request public assistance.

Fort Lauderdale's Parking Services office will be closed for in-person services on Friday due to staff training but will offer full online and phone support.

Former NHL player Kyle Okposo retired after winning a Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers, ending a 17-year career. He played mostly with the Islanders and Sabres, scoring 242 goals.

Delray Beach Police request public help to identify two male suspects from a September 13th shooting that injured two women at Village Square Apartments.

The Palm Beach County LMS Working Group will meet on September 25, 2024, to discuss risk mitigation strategies and the Prioritized Project List. The meeting is open to the public at West Palm Beach City Hall.

Missing 13-year-old Breanne Spivey from Tampa was found safe in Broward County. U.S. Marshals arrested Edward Rodriguez, 38, on a child custody interference charge.

A man accused of trying to steal a Corvette in Miami Beach got trapped inside the car due to its security features. The car owner confronted him, and the police arrested the man after freeing him.

A man was arrested in Miami for putting an "unknown liquid" on a girl's buttocks in a Ross store; syringes with a white liquid were found at his home.

One man was hospitalized with serious injuries after an early Sunday shooting in Opa-Locka; eight people were detained as police investigate the incident.

The Fort Lauderdale Development Services Department will close in-person permit intake early at 3 p.m. on Friday, but online services will still be available via LauderBuild.

Funds are now available for first-time homebuyers in Palm Beach County through the HOME Investments Partnership Program, with applications opening on October 7, 2024.