The South Florida ClimateReady Tech Hub received $19.5 million from the EDA to advance the region's climate technology sector, with the initiative expected to create jobs and generate significant revenue.

Pembroke Pines authorities search for missing Christal Agosto, last seen at 260 SW 97th Avenue and possibly in danger.

A multi-vehicle crash involving a Sunny Isles Beach police cruiser on Palmetto Expressway caused major delays and closed five lanes during the Monday morning commute.

A multi-vehicle interstate accident in Indian River County, Florida, killed four, including a child. The incident involved a semi-truck and resulted in lane closures for investigation.

Police in Lauderhill are seeking help to find two missing brothers, Heyvion Johnson, 13, and Jarohn Thompson, 11, who disappeared after being told to return home from a park.

A man died after being struck by lightning at Vista View Park in Davie, Florida. The park was closed due to severe weather, and the incident is under investigation.

A New Jersey multimillionaire, Jason Kronick, was convicted on tax evasion charges after an IRS investigation revealed he underreported his income and misused business funds.

Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed $32 million in arts funding in Florida, affecting various cultural institutions, with leaders voicing concern over the unexpected financial blow.

The City of Doral has dismissed two high-ranking police officers in less than two months, which the officers allege may be due to political retaliation.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed a bill that would have allowed state health officials to close polluted beaches, emphasizing local governance over state overreach.

Margate offers free paint to residents for home improvement. Eligible households can pick up to four 5-gallon buckets on appointed Thursdays at Oriole Park, with color options including beige and gray.

Moses Diaz, a self-taught artist from Homestead, Florida, is recognized by the mayor for his artistry in transforming bicycles into art, overcoming past trials, and influencing the community.

The Miami-Dade Department of Solid Waste Management will not raise the solid waste fee this year, keeping it at $547 despite a $39 million shortfall, by using the Disposal Fund to cover costs.