Ex-Vero Beach officer Christian Butterfield was arrested for tampering with evidence, shown in body cam footage disposing of confiscated marijuana during a stop. He resigned and was released on bond.

A boater in the Florida Keys discovered an estimated $1 million worth of cocaine, which the Monroe County Sheriff's Office and U.S. Border Patrol are now investigating.

Chantal Osborne was named Principal of the Year 2024 in Miami-Dade County, with Romulo Espinosa as Assistant Principal of the Year. Osborne received a new car among other prizes for her successes at Lindsey Hopkins Technical College.

The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated 19 Cuban migrants following several thwarted sea migration attempts, highlighting the dangers and potential legal repercussions of such actions.

Miami-Dade County Mayor announces PortMiami's readiness for shore power, allowing docked ships to use land-based electricity, reducing fuel burning and emissions.

Former Fort Lauderdale Mayor Rob Dressler has passed away, leaving a legacy of city developments like the revitalized beachfront and the Las Olas Riverwalk.

Police and community in Margate, FL, search for missing 73-year-old Kelvin Mandodh who requires medical treatment and didn't return from a doctor's appointment.

An uncle in Palm Beach County is accused of attempting to murder his nephew with a hammer over a job site dispute, resulting in the nephew's serious head injuries.

Ferry Maryanto, a 35-year-old cruise ship employee, was arrested at PortMiami after agents found child sexual abuse and bestiality materials on his phone.

A cement truck rollover in southwest Miami-Dade on Monday caused traffic delays on Florida's Turnpike, with emergency crews responding and at least one person hospitalized.

Miami's Holy Bagels & Pizzeria was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti for the fourth time, prompting local leaders to help clean and express support against hate.

Donald Trump celebrated his 78th birthday at a packed event in West Palm Beach, reinforcing his influence despite legal challenges and hinting at future political plans.

Homestead's administrative offices will close on June 19, 2024, for Juneteenth, resuming services the next day.