The Boynton Beach Police named a suspect, Jyuno Alexander Daniels, wanted for a double homicide in Leisureville and urged the public not to approach him. Increased patrols and the U.S. Marshals Service are aiding in the search.

Alairic Alec Ramsbott was arrested for multiple counts of animal cruelty involving several kittens, with evidence of abuse leading to his arrest at Miami International Airport.

Ex-teacher Charles Mackrey was arrested for allegedly grooming and touching a student inappropriately over two years at Olympic Heights Community High School.

A new Whole Foods Market is set to open in Miami Beach at 1901 Alton Road, part of the brand's expansion in the area, featuring fresh and organic food options, a parking lot, and other convenient amenities.

Miami Beach reduces parking rates to $1/hour in July and August using the ParkMobile app to stimulate summer economic growth and support local businesses.

Two brothers had their $25,000 food truck, essential for their future business and independence, stolen from a storage facility in Hollywood, Florida.

Miami Beach man Martin Andres Romero was arrested for drug trafficking, child abuse, and manufacturing drugs with a toddler present, after an undercover operation and apartment search revealed various drugs.

Infrastructure upgrades on North 66 Terrace in Hollywood may cause traffic delays until August 15, with daily work from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday.

Former SouthTech Academy teacher Damian Conti is on trial in Palm Beach County for unlawful sexual activity with a minor and involvement in the student's suicide attempt.

Miami International Airport (MIA) has started building its first major terminal expansion since the early 2000s, which includes a new three-level Concourse K with additional gates and amenities, as part of a broader $9 billion modernization plan.

A woman is critical after being found unconscious in the Miami River; police have detained a person following an earlier altercation involving the victim.

Homestead rebrands its utilities assistance program, now called Homestead C.A.R.E.S. It offers up to $500/year for eligible customers facing financial hardships.

Tamarac's Fourth of July celebration includes a Patriotic Splash, evening festivities with food trucks and live music, and fireworks. Pre-registration and a fee are required for the splash event.