Miami-Dade County and Honda demonstrate autonomous work vehicles and mowers at Miami Homestead General Aviation Airport, signaling a shift in airport maintenance.

Frankie's Pizza, a family-owned pizzeria in Miami, celebrates its 70th anniversary, maintaining its tradition and legacy through the founders' daughters, Roxanne and Renee Pasquarella.

A severe multi-vehicle crash on Miami's MacArthur Causeway led to closures, injuries, and traffic delays. Authorities are investigating and no reopening time was given.

Zsolt Zsolyomi is charged with second-degree murder in South Florida relating to the deaths of two disabled senior men, one a former romantic partner. He's held without bond and faces an immigration hold.

Palm Beach County was honored at the Safe Streets Summit with the Complete Streets Community Award for its commitment to safe and accessible transportation, represented by Mayor Maria G. Marino.

Fort Pierce City Commission selected Richard Chess as the new city manager in a tight 3-2 vote, concluding the uncertainty after the former manager's legal troubles.

Toyota of North Miami hosted a special breakfast for North Miami Police Department's overnight officers to show appreciation for their unheralded work.

Authorities recovered the gun used in a triple murder in Tamarac, with suspect Nathan Gingles facing charges. The case involved a domestic dispute and an Amber Alert for Gingles' daughter, who was found safe.

Riviera Beach Police arrested Rodney L. Sanders for a fatal shooting after finding a woman with gunshot wounds in her car; he faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder. The arrest was made within 24 hours of the incident.

A man was arrested for brandishing a gun during a parking dispute at a Tradition Publix, captured on security footage and resulting in an aggravated assault charge.

The family of missing Sean Michael Hinz, last seen in Miami, was scammed while searching for him. The scam involved false information about his fate. His parents remain hopeful and urge witnesses to come forward with any information.

Leonel Alvarado-Lizano was charged with having over 1,000 AI-generated child pornography images, raising concerns about the misuse of technology for criminal purposes.

James Uthmeier was sworn in as Florida's new attorney general, vowing an "America-first" legal approach, with Governor DeSantis emphasizing the office's impact.