An audit revealed Florida's United Teachers of Dade didn't meet the required 60% membership for certification, triggering a potential decertification process.

A man's body with a possible gunshot wound was found in a garbage bin by a solid waste worker in West Kendall, Miami-Dade, prompting a police investigation.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is under investigation by the Florida Commission on Ethics for attending high-profile sporting events and his mayoral conduct.

The Florida Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to the state's felon gun ban, leaving the current prohibition in place against convicted individuals like William Edenfield owning firearms.

The Florida State Guard is intensifying its immigration control efforts, while Governor DeSantis promotes a strong security posture during his presidential campaign, further supported by a $57 million funding proposal.

Coral Springs Commissioner Joshua Simmons has been elected to the NLC Board at the 2023 City Summit, set to serve a two-year term focusing on advocacy and governance for U.S. municipalities.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for 12-year-old Aquan Carrion, who went missing in North Lauderdale; he was last seen wearing khaki shorts and a maroon shirt.

A 13-year-old boy died after being pulled from a canal in northwest Miami-Dade and did not survive his injuries despite being rescued and taken to the hospital.

South Florida cities struggle with the increase in RVs and mobile homes being used as rentals due to high real estate prices, leading to safety and zoning concerns.

A loud bang from a smash-and-grab at Sawgrass Mills Mall caused a panic, mistaken for an active shooter situation; no shots were fired or injuries reported.

A bomb threat at Anshei Chesed Congregation in Palm Beach County led to synagogue evacuation and school lockdown; the area was cleared later without harm.

A Royal Caribbean counselor faces charges for sexually abusing two minors onboard the Celebrity Silhouette cruise ship. If convicted, he could face life imprisonment.

Boys at Pinecrest Cove Preparatory Academy created nude AI photos of female students, causing distress and demands for severe punishment. Parents call for expulsion; police consider charges.