A 17-year-old was arrested for a shooting near a Pompano Beach high school, which left two injured, with the aid of a tip-off leading to his location.

St. Lucie County's Fenn Center aids over 800 families post-EF3 tornado as a central hub for disaster relief, providing services and supplies to affected residents.

Bullets struck a house in North Miami Beach, creating unease among residents. Police also investigated a white vehicle near Claude Pepper Park, but no connection between incidents has been confirmed.

Miami Gardens mobilizes aid for Hurricane Milton victims, coordinating supplies and hot meals for Pinellas County, with community support filling a 53-foot truck for swift delivery to impacted areas.

A man used a stolen credit card to buy a generator at Home Depot, as seen on surveillance. The card was stolen from a car in Tamarac, and the suspect also made fraudulent purchases in Coral Springs. Authorities seek public help in identifying him.

Daniel's, a new Florida Steakhouse offering a menu with local ingredients, opened in Fort Lauderdale, continuing the tradition of monthly wine dinners and planning for future events.

The Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department is repairing a water main in Boca Raton, causing detours on W. Palmetto Park Rd. Businesses are affected, and no end date for the repair is provided.

Homestead resumes services after disruption; recycling moved to the weekend, parks reopen Thursday, and Cybrarium reopens at 3 PM. Trolley & FreeBee services remain on schedule.

Miami-Dade County announces recovery efforts and service updates following Hurricane Milton, with Mayor Cava emphasizing safety and highlighting the work of emergency crews and, noting that some services are resuming while others remain paused.

Miami Gardens launches a relief initiative for Hurricane Milton victims with a donation drive focused on essential items.

An industrial dumpster was tossed by tornado winds onto a home in Avenir, Palm Beach Gardens during Hurricane Milton. Homeowners were unharmed, despite severe damage to recently bought property and other community infrastructure.

A child drowned in a Pompano Beach pool and was pronounced dead despite resuscitation efforts by first responders. Investigations are ongoing to determine the circumstances.

Miami-Dade's Urban Search and Rescue team is aiding in Hurricane Milton response, as Mayor Levine Cava commends their efforts and the county keeps residents informed.