Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis introduces a Home Beautification Program offering up to $7,500 for low-income homeowners to improve property exteriors in District 6.

A former West Palm Beach police officer, Justice Feeley-Carim, was charged with kidnapping, battery, and false imprisonment while on duty. He was terminated after an SVU investigation.

Miami Police Officer Sthephany Canizares was arrested for firing a gun during a domestic dispute, with charges including aggravated assault with a firearm.

An elderly woman was killed in an apparent dog attack in Miami Gardens, with police and rescue crews responding to the scene. Her identity remains undisclosed as the search for the dogs continues.

Fort Pierce is searching nationally for a new Police Chief prioritizing experience, leadership, and community engagement, with applications due by September 22, 2025.

Residents in Florida protest the state's order to remove rainbow crosswalks, symbolizing LGBTQ+ pride, as the deadline nears, risking loss of state funding.

Miami-Dade deputies are investigating an early morning hit-and-run in Northwest Miami-Dade which resulted in a woman's death outside 809 Miami Lounge.

A Riviera Beach Police officer, Major Travis Walker, was arrested for DUI by Florida Highway Patrol and placed on leave. His arrest details are undisclosed, but the department emphasizes upholding higher standards and accountability.

The National Weather Service predicts thunderstorms and high humidity for Miami with 70-80% chance of rain and high heat index values, while Local 10 forecasts a 50-60% chance of rain with a cooling Eastern breeze.

A pilot safely landed a plane on its belly in St. Lucie County after front gear failed, with no injuries reported.

Willie Simmons began his tenure as FIU Panthers head coach with a 42-9 win over Bethune-Cookman, featuring strong offense and defense, as reported by Local 10 and FIU Sports.

Blink 182 began their "Missionary Impossible" tour with a nostalgia-filled concert at Hard Rock Live, playing classic hits and rarely performed songs, with humor and energy marking the event.

University of Miami linebacker Adarius Hayes was arrested for a crash in May that killed three people, facing vehicular homicide and reckless driving charges.