Police responded to a double stabbing in a Fort Lauderdale home where a man and woman were seriously injured. The suspect, known to the victims, was detained, and there's no public threat.

Osprey Logistics Park in Coral Springs, valued for its strategic location, has been refinanced with a $57 million loan to enhance its position in a tight industrial market.

Seven Florida correctional officers are charged following an inmate's beating at Dade Correctional Institution.

Boynton Beach receives a $100,000 grant to develop an urban heat resilience strategy, focusing on enhancing tree canopy and cooling infrastructure to combat extreme heat.

One person was injured and another arrested after a shooting in Northwest Miami-Dade; the victim was hospitalized for a torso gunshot wound. Details and motive are unclear as the investigation continues.

The Florida Department of Health issued advisories for high bacteria levels at Crandon Park North and Collins Park in Miami-Dade County, warning against water activities there.

A truck crashed into Jerzy’s Sports Pub in Margate, leaving the building unsafe but causing no injuries. The incident, caused by driver error, led to significant damage.

Authorities are searching for Sa'nya Herrera, 15, missing from Plantation, FL, and requiring medication. She was last seen wearing a black hoodie and pants.

Boca Raton City Council has chosen Mark Sohaney as the new city manager, succeeding George S. Brown, to ensure smooth city operations and continued progress.

Broward Sheriff Tony's harsh words over pay raise disputes with Deerfield Beach City Manager Brimlow have led to tension, causing Brimlow to work remotely. Mayor Drosky seeks a more constructive approach to the situation.

Australian officials visited Fort Lauderdale to learn about its infrastructure resilience and disaster preparedness strategies amidst global climate challenges. They aimed to apply the insights back in Victoria, Australia.

A Miami chess instructor was arrested on sexual battery charges, and the community is shaken. The Special Victims Bureau is seeking more victims to come forward.

Doral implements a new speed camera program in school zones to enhance safety, starting August 14, with a focus on drivers exceeding the speed limit by over 10 mph during designated school times.