Two men were indicted on drug trafficking charges after the U.S. Coast Guard found 742 kg of cocaine on their boat. They face life imprisonment if convicted.

Miami-Dade County is advancing infrastructure with upgrades to Pump Station 848, led by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and supported by county officials, as part of a Capital Improvement Program.

West Palm Beach continues its 34th Annual Pleasant City Share-A-Supper on November 25th, providing Thanksgiving dinners for 400 people, with the meals being made possible through city and local business collaboration.

A 5-year-old non-verbal boy with autism, Neymir Luka Valere, was found deceased in a lake in Port St. Lucie after a search by police. No foul play is suspected.

Miami authorities are seeking help to find missing woman Desiree Wright, last seen in Edgewater on November 15th, possibly driving a white 2018 Land Rover with Florida tag 72BDQH.

Jake Paul's fight with Gervonta Davis was canceled due to Davis's legal issues. Paul is now set to box Anthony Joshua, with Netflix hosting the event.

Miami enjoys fair weather with temperatures in the low to mid-60s, rising to a high near 83 degrees under a high-pressure system, as reported by The National Weather Service and NBC Miami.

A man was hospitalized after a non-fatal stabbing in Pompano Beach following a monetary dispute. No arrests have been made; the investigation continues.

Museum Store Sunday on Nov 30, 2025, highlights meaningful consumerism by supporting cultural institutions like Miami's Deering Estate, offering unique gifts and discounts.

Three men received heavy prison sentences for human smuggling, kidnapping, and extortion involving migrants in a violent scheme across Cuba, Florida, and Louisiana.

The article describes a kidnapping that led to a police chase and a crash in Pompano Beach, Florida, resulting in five arrests, with charges including kidnapping and resisting arrest.

A Malaysian man was convicted of sexually abusing a child on Royal Caribbean's cruise ship after an encounter confirmed by security footage. Sentencing is set for January 2026.

Fort Lauderdale's NE 62nd Street will see drainage work starting Nov 24, 2025, planned during school breaks to minimize traffic impact; lane closures managed by flaggers.