McArthur High School in Florida has begun constructing a new STEM building as part of a $17 million upgrade, featuring 19 classrooms to enhance learning in science and technology fields.

Jean Robert Dorcius was sentenced to prison for fraudulently obtaining $440,515 from COVID-19 relief programs and was ordered to pay restitution and forfeiture.

A Miccosukee Tribe member faces federal charges for a shooting incident on the reservation, with potential penalties of up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

A man in Broward County was arrested for sexually assaulting a minor and exposure, following an incident where he allegedly squeezed a boy's testicles and exposed himself.

The reopening of the Donald Ross Road bridge in Palm Beach County has been delayed due to safety issues with the high-pressure hydraulics. The bridge's westbound closure starts May 9, 2024, for essential refurbishments.

Miami International Airport's lower drive is reducing to three lanes starting May 1 due to Flamingo Parking garage construction, affecting concourses G to J until November.

Miami-Dade County's Office of Historic Preservation received a grant to study and potentially list Migrant Farmworker Community sites in the National Historic Register.

Fort Lauderdale roads will close overnight Thursday for resurfacing, with a backup date of May 6. Detours will be in place and questions can be directed to project officials.

Nichiren Shoshu Smith from Highlands County was sentenced to 121 months in prison for distributing crack cocaine, following his arrest with over a kilogram of cocaine and cash.

A former Miami police officer, Djimy Joseph, is charged with defrauding COVID-19 relief funds, money laundering, and owning a business serving alcohol against state law.

A Broward County Sheriff's deputy struck and killed Jamil Moreland in Pompano Beach; the investigation indicates no impairment or excessive speed by the deputy.

A scooter rider is critical after a hit-and-run outside the Miami Beach Police HQ. Police seek the fleeing driver's info.

FIU awarded a posthumous degree to George Alejandro Castellanos, who was fatally shot weeks before graduation. The university honored the young man, who aspired to a law enforcement career.