A man was arrested at Miami International Airport for falsely claiming to have a bomb in his luggage, resulting in a serious security response. No bomb was found and he was apprehended, with a bond set at $2,500 for the false threat.

Margate welcomes a new Smoothie King franchise, offering a variety of healthy drinks, established by two university friends and supported by local officials.

Former NFL player and Coral Springs Officer Andrae Kirk authored a children's book "Officer Friendly" to promote positive police perceptions and read it at the local museum's Family Day.

James Longendyck was arrested in St. Lucie County for inflicting severe injuries on his 3-month-old, including fractures. Hospital staff alerted authorities, leading to his $50,000 bond and an ongoing investigation.

Key West bartender Jorge Tyler Perez was arrested for allegedly sharing child pornography and bestiality on Snapchat, facing multiple charges following an investigation initiated by a tip-off.

Miami is forecasted to have high temperatures and potential thunderstorms, starting with a sunny and hot week, and increasing chances for rain midweek.

Sewer rehabilitation in Rio Vista and Beverly Heights, Fort Lauderdale, will cause major traffic disruptions from July 2021 to October 2025 with road closures and detours.

Investment advisor Andrew Hamilton Jacobus was arrested on charges of wire fraud and money laundering for operating a Ponzi scheme that defrauded $94 million from investors.

A pygmy hippo named Aubergine at Zoo Miami underwent a thorough health examination to address lethargy and eating issues related to a congenital defect.

Fort Lauderdale Police released bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting where Chad Mabry Jr., armed with an airsoft gun, was killed after evading a traffic stop.

David Cornejo Fernandez pleaded guilty to aiding a transnational fraud scheme, helping Peruvian call centers impersonate U.S. officials to defraud over 30,000 consumers of $15 million.

Delray Beach police arrested suspect Kevin Robertson in connection with two bank robberies, with collaborative efforts from PBSO, a helicopter unit, and the FBI.

Boynton Beach complied with federal and state regulations by painting over its rainbow Pride intersection due to safety concerns and potentially unsuitable paint for vehicular traffic.