Coral Springs gives a $50,000 grant to Perfumania for storefront improvements, amid economic concerns and mixed opinions.

A Broward man was arrested after allegedly kidnapping a woman and her children, leading police on a multi-county chase in Florida, and crashing in Putnam County.

Riviera Beach Police and other agencies conducted an operation targeting probation violators, resulting in the arrest of two alleged drug traffickers.

President Trump signed an executive order to shut down Radio and TV Martí and other US-funded broadcasters, citing a reduction of federal bureaucracy, prompting concern over freedom of information.

Forever 21 is closing all U.S. stores after filing for bankruptcy due to declining mall traffic and competition from online retailers. International locations stay open.

A vehicle crashed into a Kendall home in Southwest Miami-Dade, causing significant damage. Authorities are investigating; the driver was hospitalized. No details on injuries or the crash cause were immediately available.

Michael Lohan was arrested in Palm Beach County for a probation violation related to previous patient brokering charges.

A man was arrested for attempted murder after two people were injured in a Deerfield Beach apartment stabbing; the condition of the victims is unclear.

Nova High School basketball coach Dequan Sierra was arrested over sex-related offenses involving a minor. He faces charges and his bond is set at $50,000. Pending investigation, he's been reassigned from the school.

Former Miami inspector Manuel Delgado pleaded guilty to Medicare fraud and bribery, involving obstructing Medicare oversight and selling falsely accredited companies.

A former Miami-Dade Schools Police officer, Yessenia Sanchez, received a 30-year prison sentence for attempting to murder her ex-boyfriend, an off-duty police officer.

Miami-Dade County recognizes the exceptional customer service of Water and Sewer Department employees through the Pebble Employee Recognition Program, with Edgar Martin named the 2024 Annual Winner.

Stacy Miller appointed Director of Miami-Dade County's DTPW, bringing over 30 years of experience, with a focus on enhancing transportation infrastructure and connectivity.