The Powerball jackpot grows to $1.6 billion with no winners, but a Miami resident won $1 million at a Publix. The prize is the fourth-largest in Powerball history.

Knaus Berry Farm has reopened in a new location, maintaining its traditional menu, including popular cinnamon rolls and milkshakes, with added modern conveniences.

Miami police seek help to identify a teen found in Brickell who provided a name not matching any records; the boy is in custody of the Department of Children and Families.

An elderly driver crashed into a Mattress Firm in Margate with no injuries reported. Police confirmed the driver is safe and the incident caused notable damage to the store.

Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for Michael Lennon, a missing 67-year-old man with dementia in Oakland Park.

A man was shot during a domestic dispute in Miami Gardens and airlifted to the hospital; the suspect had lived with the victim until days prior. Police are investigating.

Palm Beach County received nearly $16 million from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for water infrastructure upgrades against natural disasters.

A gym employee was attacked by a member, Kiara Bryant, at a Planet Fitness in Miami after a verbal altercation. The incident was caught on camera, and Bryant has been charged with battery and disorderly conduct.

Commissioner Marleine Bastien hosts the "Holiday Toyland: District 2 Toy Giveaway" event in Miami with toys, activities, and Santa photos for families who RSVP.

Broward County public services will close for Christmas and New Year's holidays, but online services remain available. Parks, libraries, and transit will operate on modified schedules, while emergency services will continue.

Miami-Dade deputy Vikardy Theodore arrested on domestic violence charges after allegedly strangling his girlfriend.

Miami-Dade Transit announces a Sunday schedule for Metrobus, Metrorail, and Metromover on Christmas Day; regular service resumes before and after the holiday. Riders can use online options for easier ticket management.

The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department has exceeded $600 million in infrastructure upgrades for the second year, as part of an $8.97 billion initiative backed by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava.