The Martin County Sheriff's Office is searching for Ethan R. Boyd, a missing 14-year-old autistic boy from Palm City, after he left home following an argument.

Two teens were seriously injured in Coral Springs when their mini dirt bike hit a car; one was airlifted, and both are at Broward Health Medical Center. The crash is under investigation.

A Tri-Rail train hit a vehicle in Boca Raton, closing Palmetto Park Road but causing no fatalities; the driver was hospitalized and traffic rerouted. Details are pending.

The Disney Destiny, a new cruise ship by Disney Cruise Line, has arrived at Port Everglades and will offer trips to The Bahamas and Western Caribbean starting November 20.

Miami Beach braces for traffic delays due to a memorial procession for late Sgt. David Cajuso, causing intermittent road closures from 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Miami experiences a cool morning with mid-50s temperatures, expected to warm to mid-70s. The coming days forecast a gradual increase, with clear skies and temperatures returning to low-80s by Friday.

Efforts are being made to find Douglas Macleay, 74, missing since Monday from Plantation, last seen driving a gray Toyota Camry. A Silver Alert is issued.

Two men were detained for selling fake tickets at a Miami Dolphins game, one duping a fan with a nonexistent section pass and the other using fake re-entry slips.

The Town of Davie is hosting its Holiday Craft Fair on Nov 22-23 at Bergeron Rodeo Grounds, featuring over 100 vendors, live entertainment, children's activities, and free admission.

A teenage girl in Port St. Lucie was charged with felony for hitting a police car with a shovel, causing over $1,200 in damage. No injuries were reported, and the arrest was noted for the officers' restraint.

Miami faces a rare cold snap with potential near-record lows and brisk northern winds, and "falling iguanas" due to the chill, but temperatures are expected to rise later in the week.

The FBI is investigating the death of a passenger on the Carnival Horizon cruise ship as it docked in Miami, with few details released due to the ongoing inquiry.

A South Florida startup is racing to bring the first-ever enamel-regrowing treatment to market by next year—a breakthrough that could make drilling and filling teeth obsolete. The protein-based gel, developed with University of Nottingham researchers and a UCSF scientist, actually rebuilds damaged enamel instead of just patching it up.