Heriberto Martinez was arrested for alleged bribery involving construction contracts at Jackson Health System, sparking a criminal probe following an internal audit.

Miami faces a heat advisory with potential "feels like" temperatures of 110 degrees amid high humidity and minimal rain chances, as the weather service watches a tropical wave for weekend impacts.

A Fort Lauderdale homeowner's pet chihuahua was killed by a coyote, with other pet disappearances sparking community concern about wildlife encroachment.

A judge recommended Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo's home be protected from seizure in a lawsuit that awarded $63.5 million to two businessmen claiming Carollo harmed them politically.

Police and federal agents conducted a joint operation in Miami Gardens, where a man was detained and a search warrant executed. Local residents described a large law enforcement presence. No injuries or threats were reported during the incident.

A man in Miami, Elder Cruz, allegedly shot his cousin multiple times over a parking spot dispute, leading to the cousin's hospitalization and Cruz facing attempted murder charges.

Dave's Hot Chicken is expanding, opening a new outlet in Pembroke Pines and contributing to its over 200 locations, with a roster of celebrity investors supporting its growth.

The FBI offers $10,000 for information on Rodolfo Mantilla, a suspected narcotics trafficker in South Florida.

A man wielding a knife was struck by a truck on I-95 in Miami-Dade after a confrontation with troopers. He's now in critical condition. Traffic was disrupted during the investigation.

A 4-year-old boy in Tamiami was shot and injured during an adult dispute, but is expected to recover. Authorities are investigating as the suspects remain at large.

Five arrested after a Miami Airbnb home invasion revealed a drug operation, with suspects facing charges including armed robbery and drug trafficking.

Miami Beach is planning a surprise Olympic send-off for city employee Antwan Terry as he supports his daughter, TeeTee Terry, in her Olympic aspirations.

Superintendent Dr. Howard Hepburn of Broward County Public Schools details successes and upcoming challenges, including implementing metal detectors and adapting to enrollment declines and budget constraints.