Two Port Miami employees, Tangela Denise Parks and Angel Junior Prudhomme, have been charged with grand theft and criminal mischief for allegedly stealing $50,000 worth of artwork.

Charles Avenue in Coconut Grove has partially reopened with the eastbound lane operational while westbound remains closed due to construction at the Playhouse.

Palm Beach County has trained over 300 staff for initial damage assessment to prepare for hurricane season, ensuring effective post-disaster evaluations for emergency recovery funds.

FHP and Miami officials offer safety tips to prevent hot car deaths of children, including demonstrations and workshops on secure car seat installation, and reminding residents to "look before you lock."

Three hospitalized after a motorcycle and a car collided in Hollywood, causing a vehicle fire. The accident occurred around 8:15 p.m. on Sheridan Street.

Neamiah Johnson, who was paralyzed in a shooting, received his high school diploma and was honored with support from his community and the Miami Heat, including a $10,000 check and other gifts.

Florida man Jorge Miguel Conesa-Gonzalez was arrested at BJ's Brewhouse for disorderly intoxication, armed trespass, and carrying a concealed firearm.

Commissioner Orbis has introduced the 2025 Mom and Pop Small Business Grant Program in Miami-Dade, offering grants of over $5,000 for eligible small businesses.

A fire in Port St. Lucie displaced two adults and was contained to their home's garage. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A man was arrested in the Florida Keys for DUI and drug possession after driving on a bike path, with police finding cocaine and marijuana in his car.

Southwest Airlines will start charging for checked bags for low-fare customers starting May 28, departing from their "bags fly free" policy. Top-tier loyalty members will still have free bag privileges.

A man was arrested for using his late mother's identity to withdraw funds from her bank accounts, totaling $6,435.44. He faces fraud charges and bond was set at $11,500.

A Fort Lauderdale home was destroyed by a fire following a cookout, but no injuries were reported and a treasured photo survived. The cause is under investigation, possibly linked to the AC unit.