Florida Governor Ron DeSantis set Norman Grim Jr.'s execution for October 28 after his 1998 conviction for the murder and sexual battery of his neighbor, Cynthia Campbell.

A fire broke out at an Opa-locka junkyard, torching cars and causing extensive damage without injuries. Over forty Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units responded to extinguish the fire; the cause is under investigation.

Two people were shot following an argument in Fort Pierce, with the man dying from his injuries and the woman undergoing surgery. The incident is under active investigation.

Two I-95 crashes in South Florida led to road closures and delays; a box truck rollover near Ives Dairy Road and another collision in Lake Worth Beach.

A Boca Raton man was arrested after barricading himself in a Florida Keys home, threatening to kill deputies responding to a trespassing report. He faces several charges.

The 10th Annual FITCE will feature former Costa Rican VP Epsy Campbell Barr, focusing on global trade, AI, and more at the Broward County Convention Center.

Palm Beach County's Parks and Rec Department received national accreditation from CAPRA, showcasing its adherence to stringent standards of excellence.

Kevin Crosswright, 64, from Colorado, was arrested in Florida, accused of scamming a woman out of $61,000 and suspected in a $17 million money laundering operation.

Two Miami hunters and their dogs were killed by a suspected lightning strike in Highlands County during a hunting trip. The incident serves as a reminder of the dangers of lightning.

Street art in Pompano Beach has been painted over by FDOT, citing law. Local artists are dismayed, with disputes over freedom of expression and community art's value. Legal challenges are impending.

Angelina Chenel Esty was arrested for allegedly burglarizing a Miami apartment and stealing a Rolex and cash. She has prior arrests for similar crimes.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the arrival of Success Academy charter schools in Miami-Dade, emphasizing school choice and the state's educational initiatives.

Deerfield Beach announces a Household Hazardous Waste collection on October 4, 2025, at the Bernard Adams Municipal Complex for residents to safely dispose of hazardous items. Proof of residency is required.