Boynton Beach is hosting its 6th annual fun day with Lamar Jackson on July 13, featuring activities like laser tag and go-karts. The event, organized by the city and Jackson's non-profit, welcomes walk-ups for participation.

Deputies in Fort Pierce recovered the body of 16-year-old Anthony Paschal from a canal, with an ongoing investigation into the circumstances of his death.

Saul Alfonso Silva Valecillos of Pembroke Pines was arrested for sexual battery on a minor and online solicitation following a police sting operation.

Miami-Dade County teams up with the SBA to offer low-interest disaster loans to those affected by severe weather, with Mayor Levine Cava highlighting the move's importance for recovery and future resilience.

Taft Street in Hollywood will be totally closed over the I-95 overpass on July 10, 11, and 14 during nighttime hours due to infrastructure work.

Palm Beach County inaugurated a new Supervisor of Elections Headquarters to improve efficiency and security in the electoral process, with various facilities including a voter equipment warehouse.

Charges against the parents of Courtney Clenney, accused of murder, were dismissed due to protected attorney-client privilege in text messages regarding her late boyfriend's laptop.

A body of an elderly man was discovered on Hollywood Beach, with authorities suspecting no foul play and investigations ongoing into the unidentified man's death.

An alert is issued for missing Da'Sean T. Jennings, last seen at Hibiscus Children’s Village in Vero Beach. Authorities seek public help to locate him.

BMW is recalling over 390,000 U.S. vehicles due to potentially explosive Takata airbag inflators, impacting certain 3 Series models made between 2006-2012.

Groundbreaking for a new Florida museum honoring the Highwaymen artists has begun, set to exhibit works by these pioneering African-American artists and reflecting on their historical context.

Three individuals were arrested in Miami for the fatal shooting of an 11-year-old girl, highlighting inconsistent statements and the discovery of a gun at the scene.

Fortune International Group has acquired a property in Miami's financial district for $31.16 million, where it will build a 77-story condo, Ora by Casa Tua, with sales expected to start soon.