A 72-year-old man was beaten and stabbed at a Miami Beach bus stop. The assailant, 26-year-old Gianni D’Angelo McIntosh Jones, was arrested and charged with aggravated battery against an elderly victim.

Fort Pierce residents prepare for Hurricane Helene by filling sandbags and clearing drainage systems; waterfront businesses secure items, and boaters are advised to remove or secure vessels.

A 69-year-old woman died after the car she was in was hit by another vehicle and ended up in a canal in Boca Raton. The driver and two teenagers were also hospitalized.

Mayor Levine Cava will discuss Miami-Dade's preparations for Tropical Storm Helene and offer support to affected communities in a briefing at the Emergency Operations Center.

Joshua Willis, 24, was arrested for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old boy with autism in Florida after meeting him online and driving him to a parking lot.

An 8-year-old with stage four cancer, Emoree Smith, received tickets to a Taylor Swift concert from a kind pharmacy technician and her daughter at Broward Health Medical Center.

A Florida man was convicted of sex trafficking nearly a dozen women and girls, facing a minimum of 15 years to life in prison.

West Palm Beach Police identified a non-verbal woman found wandering alone after seeking public assistance. She had been without identification when discovered.

A man died in a road rage shooting in Miami Gardens; suspect is in custody. The victim was identified as Demoy Peart. The community is unsettled, and the victim's family seeks help via GoFundMe.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of potential rain and thunderstorms for South Florida, with high temperatures and strong east winds. Miami residents face increased precipitation chances and marine hazards.

Miami-Dade Police officer Ajeskca Lucas, charged with violating a domestic violence injunction, was re-arrested for allegedly tampering with her GPS ankle monitor.

Police Chief Michael Coleman resigned as Riviera Beach's interim City Manager shortly after his temporary appointment following the suspension of City Manager Jonathan Evans.

A judge ruled that a lawsuit seeking the removal of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo lacked standing, dismissing claims that he violated the city charter and free speech rights. The plaintiffs plan to appeal.