A dog named Hunter was found with severe injuries in South Florida, with a suspected machete attack being the cause._recovery efforts and investigation are ongoing.

A six-vehicle crash in Southwest Miami-Dade has resulted in the deaths of two drivers, with additional minor injuries occurring in a subsequent secondary accident.

Miami police search for Luis Londono, 51, missing since March 23 and considered endangered. He was last seen downtown, and authorities urge public to share information.

Miami-Dade gears up for Earth Day with activities focusing on Pine Rockland ecosystem restoration and combating plastics, led by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and local officials.

Residents at Century Village face long gatehouse delays due to new ID rules, impacting locals and healthcare workers who experience up to two-hour waits, with potentially serious consequences for the elderly residents.

A South Carolina police officer was suspended and charged after his 4-year-old son accidentally shot himself with the officer's unsecured gun in North Miami Beach.

Kenneth Pinkney admitted to a hate crime for his assault on a Muslim postal worker in Fort Lauderdale. The guilty plea acknowledges the religion-based attack on the USPS employee.

Two Florida entrepreneurs are charged with money laundering and operating an unlicensed money transmitting business, having allegedly handled $250,000 linked to drug sales.

Former St. Thomas Aquinas High School teacher Andrew Fierle was arrested for allegedly engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old student.

Palm Beach County has received $1.5 million in federal funds to combat food insecurity, with money allocated to the Palm Beach County Food Bank and Alpert Jewish Family Service.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is searching for 64-year-old, non-verbal Leon Dunne, last seen in Deerfield Beach, with urgent public assistance requested.

A crane collapse in downtown Fort Lauderdale resulted in one fatality and injuries, causing significant traffic disruptions.

Two South Florida brothers pleaded guilty to insider trading, having profited over $22 million from a deal involving Donald Trump's media company. They face sentencing in July.