Richelle Holness, daughter of former Broward Mayor Dale Holness, faces federal charges for misusing campaign funds and making fraudulent emergency benefit claims.

The Florida Supreme Court disciplined 21 attorneys, including revoking licenses and suspending individuals for misconduct.

Local 10 News spotlights South Florida eateries with perfect health inspections, highlighting their commitment to cleanliness across various cuisines and including food trucks.

A Sunrise police officer was shot while serving a warrant in Melrose Manors, Fort Lauderdale, and is now stable at Broward Health Medical Center. No arrests have been reported.

West Palm Beach police investigated a bomb scare caused by a suspicious pipe near Southern Boulevard, leading to area evacuations and road closures. The situation was resolved, and roads reopened by noon.

Zoo Miami celebrated the birth of a rare babirusa, the first ever at the facility, with the newborn's gender still unknown and not yet on public display.

A man was arrested after hitting a Florida Highway Patrol trooper's car and fleeing on I-75 in Weston, with a search involving helicopters and K-9 units. The trooper was injured, and the suspect faces charges.

Miami-Dade tire shop owner Claudio Arrendell is arrested for shooting a landscaper over a dispute involving yard debris, and he is being held without bond on attempted murder charges.

The Miami Dolphins' playoff future is uncertain after losing to the Ravens, who claimed the AFC No. 1 seed. Miami faces various potential scenarios depending on their final game and other outcomes.

A New Year's Day melee involving teenagers and fireworks at Miami's Bayside Marketplace led to a police lockdown, four arrests, and frightened residents but no injuries.

Miami's weather forecast includes a high of 72 degrees today, dropping into the 50s tonight, with a warm midweek, potential showers, and strong winds over the weekend.

Miami celebrated New Year's Eve with approximately 150,000 people at Bayfront Park, featuring fireworks and performances by local artists and Latin Grammy winners.

Miami residents experienced fog and smoke after New Year's fireworks, but conditions improved with sunny skies and mild temperatures forecasted for the coming days.