A fatal shooting occurred in Pompano Beach, leading to the lockdown of a nearby high school while police investigate; one person is dead and another detained for questioning.

Tornadoes caused widespread destruction in the Florida Panhandle, leading to a state of emergency and extensive damage to property and infrastructure.

A drunk driver with a BAC four times the legal limit killed a 45-year-old in Miami-Dade after running a stop sign. He faces multiple charges, including vehicular homicide.

Florida GOP lawmakers have introduced bills to restrict minors under 16 from having social media accounts and regulate harmful content for those under 18.

El Niño is causing colder, wetter conditions in Florida, disrupting beach plans for visitors like Harry Yazbeck. Despite this, Florida tourism has slightly increased, with a notable rise in overseas and Canadian tourists.

FDOT projects cause traffic delays in Palm Beach County with I-95 lane closures, bridge reconstruction, and safety upgrades, but promise future commute improvements.

Former FHP Trooper Joe Sanchez is running for Miami-Dade County Sheriff, joining the race after Freddy Ramirez's withdrawal.

The Mormon Church bought a $174.3 million industrial park in Hialeah, expanding its significant land holdings in Florida, with the exact intentions of the purchase remaining undisclosed.

A construction worker found a deceased infant in a Hollywood, Florida dumpster, leading to a police investigation with little initial information on the circumstances or identity.

The Broward County School Board is considering creating a 377-member police force by 2026, spurring mixed reactions from local officials over safety and cost concerns.

A man was shot dead after an argument outside Hard Rock Stadium post-Dolphins game; no suspect has been identified yet as the investigation continues.

A SWAT standoff in Weston, Florida led to deputies shooting at Valdemar Milto, who then crashed his car. The event followed a domestic incident and ended with Milto's arrest and no harm to the involved children.

Hundreds gathered in Miami Beach to rally for peace and commemorate the young lives lost in the Israel-Hamas conflict, with a silent march and reading of children's names lost to the violence.