Mayor Fred Pinto of Royal Palm Beach has passed away, with Vice Mayor Jeff Hmara taking over his duties. Pinto is remembered for his long-term service and commitment to the community.

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will host a town hall to discuss new incinerator sites in Miami-Dade, addressing concerns over environmental impact and location.

Former Florida paramedic James Melady is charged with sexual assault and video voyeurism after allegedly molesting an unconscious woman in an ambulance.

The article describes Miami's weather forecast, predicting afternoon thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures around 90 degrees throughout the week with a persistent rainfall pattern.

The Miami vs. Ball State football game was delayed 2 1/2 hours by lightning. Other Florida games were also affected by weather. Safety protocols were strictly followed.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is seeking help to locate missing 77-year-old Merit A. Mullings, who suffers from dementia, last seen on Fairview Drive in Tamarac.

Four Miami residents have been arrested for an alleged insider trading scheme that netted them over $1 million. The charges include securities fraud and conspiracy.

A crash in Deerfield Beach resulted in severe injuries, including an amputation. The incident is under investigation, and victims were taken to Broward Health North. Traffic was heavily affected.

A Broward County anesthesiologist, David Rerko, was charged with child pornography offenses and his hospital privileges were revoked following his arrest.

Orlando Chavez, a 43-year-old man, was found guilty of naturalization fraud for lying on his U.S. citizenship application about past child molestation convictions.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is searching for Melissa Paul, missing since last Thursday and considered endangered due to suicidal statements.

The Craftober Festival in Fort Lauderdale, confirmed for September 28, will cause S. New River Drive West closures from 8 a.m. to midnight for the event setup and breakdown.

The Palm Beach County CJC is launching the 47th CCJA, a free eight-week program on criminal justice for locals, starting Oct 7. Registration ends Oct 4.