Plantation Police are actively seeking public help to find 28-year-old Emmanuel Laporte, who went missing in Fort Lauderdale and may have health issues.

A man was arrested in Miami Shores for golf course theft and is linked to a nationwide crime spree involving thefts from golf carts and exploitation of young women.

A fire in Miami's Temple Court apartments, suspected to be arson, displaced over 40 residents and injured a maintenance worker. The first three-alarm fire in 25 years in the city is under investigation.

Delray Beach was listed as one of the 2024 Healthiest Employers of South Florida for its excellent employee wellness initiatives, like on-site clinics and fitness programs.

Miami-Dade County is hosting a job fair with opportunities in various departments, offering remote work, benefits, and flexible scheduling. The event, supported by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, is on June 26 at The Offices at Doral Square.

A school district employee at PBSO's gun range accidentally shot themselves in the hip during training; injuries were serious but not life-threatening.

A car crashed under an 18-wheeler in Pembroke Pines, blocking northbound lanes on Flamingo Road and sending three people to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Cause under investigation.

A 94-year-old fan, Marnette Wegmann, shares her enduring passion for the Florida Panthers, hoping to see them win the Stanley Cup, despite health challenges.

Miami braces for a week of stormy weather with a high chance of showers and potential for heavy rain and flooding. The condition is poised to provide drought relief but may disrupt commutes.

Miami expects a hot Sunday with possible thunderstorms and a 60% chance of rain, escalating to 70% on Monday, and frequent lightning throughout the week.

Two hospitalized after a garbage truck crashed into a tree in Southwest Miami-Dade following the driver's medical emergency. Fire rescue teams extricated the trapped men before transporting them to the hospital with traumatic injuries.

Hollywood City Hall will undergo exterior renovations this summer, including concrete and stucco repairs for safety reasons. Work scheduled from June 10 to September 27 may cause noise and disruptions.

Broward County will start drainage improvements in Washington Park on June 17, aiming to reduce flood issues, with completion expected by February 2025. Traffic may be affected.