A Miami-Dade woman, Ivette Diaz, was arrested for allegedly poisoning her boyfriend's drink with bleach, which he noticed before consuming it completely.

A Miami man has been sentenced to 2 and a half years behind bars for swindling investors out of $735,000 in a fraudulent scheme...

Miami's weather is stable, with sunny days and mild evenings ahead. Temperatures are expected to rise to the upper 70s with minimal rain chances, as per the National Weather Service and NBC Miami.

A pilot made an emergency landing on a road in Cape Coral, Florida, after engine failure at 1,500 feet. The pilot was unharmed, and the FAA is investigating the incident.

Two Florida schools, Nova High School and Nova Middle School, were evacuated due to bomb threats, with law enforcement and students and staff following safety protocols.

Broward County is preparing for an influx of spring breakers by implementing measures like increased parking fees and security to manage potential disorder as Miami Beach enforces stricter rules.

A man from Kentucky was arrested after leading police on a destructive chase in Northwest Miami-Dade, hitting several cars before his vehicle flipped.

A woman was arrested for DUI in a Tesla with vodka in a Boynton Beach parking lot. Her actions led to charges and her release on $1,000 bail, with a pending court date.

A missing 7-year-old Florida boy, Christian Simeus, was found safe after an AMBER Alert and his father is now in custody.

NBC Miami forecasts a dry week with rising temperatures for Miami, expecting highs in the mid-upper 70s on Monday and reaching the 80s later in the week, with minimal rain chances.

Miami police arrested ride-share driver Danny Maurad-Avecillas on fraud and now face sexual assault allegations, urging other victims to come forward.

Haitian Bishop Pierre-André Dumas received treatment at Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital for burns sustained from an explosion, as violence against church officials in Haiti persists.

Florida's gaming deal with the Seminole Tribe is projected to contribute $4.43 billion to state revenue by 2028-2029 despite ongoing legal challenges.