The Coral Springs community has awarded $40,000 in MLK scholarships to 24 high school seniors for their commitment to social justice and community service.

One person was found deceased and another critically injured in a Miami-Dade trailer during a welfare check by sheriff's deputies. The homicide unit is investigating the incident with limited details available.

Miami's weather forecast includes intermittent showers with a 30% chance of rain and thunderstorms, partly sunny skies, and temperatures up to 87 degrees. Saharan dust may reduce storm development, with upcoming days expected to be mostly sunny.

Two former South Florida public servants, Angelo Stephen and George Arestuche, were sentenced for COVID-19 relief fraud, receiving prison time, supervised release, and orders to pay restitution.

Crane operation at Embassy Suites in Deerfield Beach leads to road closures and traffic detours on S. Ocean Way and SE 9th Street for elevator equipment movement.

Delray Beach wins USA TODAY's #1 Best Beach in Florida title again, praised for its beauty and environmental efforts; the city also holds the Blue Flag Award for sustainability.

Two are charged in the wakeboarding death of a teen in Biscayne Bay, with Carlos Alonso facing two counts of careless vessel operation and Edmund Hartley facing four counts.

Miami faces another day of rain and storms, with a 90% chance of precipitation and a flood watch. The wet pattern may ease up on Wednesday night, but the week remains showery, although temperatures might rise above 90 degrees.

Miami Fire Rescue Captain Maximo Vasquez faces charges including assaulting a police officer and misuse of 911 following a domestic incident. His department plans an internal investigation.

Pembroke Pines Fire and Rescue teams up with Memorial Healthcare System for a health event on June 21, offering free resources, safety training, and activities.

Firefighters in Port St. Lucie responded to a fire at South East Pools and Spas, keeping it away from a nearby fireworks store. Two were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Miami is facing heavy rain and possible flooding, with the National Weather Service predicting 1-2 inches of rain and thunderstorms, and a flood watch in effect until Wednesday.

A fire destroyed a home in Riviera Beach, with firefighters rapidly extinguishing it. The cause is unknown; the Red Cross is assisting the two affected residents.