An investigation is underway after a police shooting at Fort Lauderdale's Yacht House Park & Marina, with one man hospitalized and the involved officer on administrative leave.

Lehrman Community Day School in South Florida has started building a new modernized educational facility featuring specialty classrooms, a large library, a cafeteria, gym, rooftop area, and an auditorium, anticipated to be completed by 2026.

A teen was hospitalized after being shot in the leg in Miami; police found juveniles possibly related to the incident, detained some, and recovered a discarded weapon.

Miami-Dade Mayor revokes plans for a new trash incinerator near Miramar after community protests; explores out-of-county waste sites and interim truck and train removal solutions.

Two Ukrainian nationals were sentenced to 15 years in U.S. prison for tax, immigration fraud, and money laundering with their Florida labor-staffing firms. They must also pay $10.8 million in restitution.

Zoo Miami's animals, including jaguars, lions, and chimps, received dental care such as cleanings, extractions, and root canals, emphasizing the importance of dental health.

Police detained over 40 Chinese migrants in Coral Gables, with the circumstances of the discovery and whether it's part of human smuggling still unclear.

Former North Miami Beach mayor Anthony DeFillipo pleaded guilty to voting irregularities, accepting a plea deal that includes probation and community service.

Fort Lauderdale's Parking Services Lobby will close temporarily on February 6th from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for staff team-building. Online services remain available.

Florida law enforcement is seeking help to find 83-year-old Carmen Fichera, who has dementia and went missing from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

A Miami-Dade landlord shot and killed his tenant during a dispute over a thermostat, and is charged with second-degree murder and burglary with assault.

Crandon Golf Course in Miami-Dade reopens after a $5 million renovation aimed at improving playability and sustainability, featuring a grand reopening event with local dignitaries.

Miami Attorney Wilfredo O. Allen warns that migrants once protected under Biden now face uncertainty and potential deportation under Trump's policies, as expedited removal processes are enforced.