Two BSO patrol vehicles were shot at on I-95 near Sheridan Street; officers escaped harm. The incident occurred late Wednesday night, and the BSO is seeking information.

Mission United distributed 900 backpacks to military families in South Florida, filling them with school supplies to prepare kids for the academic year.

Florida universities are mandated to review courses for antisemitism or anti-Israel bias following a controversial quiz at FIU. The state’s higher education chancellor, Ray Rodrigues, ordered the evaluations prior to the fall semester start.

Miami faces a heat advisory with temperatures in the mid-90s and "feels-like" temps over 100 degrees, high humidity, and possible storms. Tropical Storm Debby has also caused damage in Charleston.

A man in Boynton Beach has been arrested for fatally shooting his husband during an argument, with authorities receiving a 911 call that ended with a gunshot.

A health advisory and "no swim" order are in effect in Palm Beach County after a wastewater spill in Riviera Beach. Officials are testing and cleaning the area to manage bacterial contamination risks.

Lauderhill convenience store closed after an investigation revealed it was operating as an illegal gambling front, prompting the revocation of its licenses.

Miami Beach native Jared Firestone aims to represent Team Israel in Skeleton at the 2026 Winter Olympics and is inspiring local youths by sharing his journey.

Fort Pierce Police officers petitioned the city commission for increased wages, arguing that low pay contributes to recruitment difficulties and a less experienced force.

The Florida Freedom, a new professional bull riding team, debuted in Sunrise, Florida, led by coach Paulo Crimber and featuring his son, John. They aim to compete in the world championships.

George Bardmesser, a Sunny Isles Beach commission candidate, was charged with child abuse after an altercation with two teenagers at a Cuban restaurant.

In Florida, Deputy Brad Link was killed and two officers were wounded in an ambush while responding to a disturbance in Eustis. Two suspects died and a third was injured.

Jupiter residents are frustrated over the delay in 'quiet zone' approvals by the FRA, as trains continue to disrupt daily life with frequent horn use.