A 41-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a Jan. 24 fatal shooting in Oakland Park. Authorities say the victim was taken to Broward Health and later died.

Donald Trump returned a mail ballot that was counted in a Palm Beach County special election even as he denounces mail-in voting as “cheating.”

Florida's state university system formed a task force to set NIL and revenue‑sharing rules as trustees approved temporary auxiliary funding to steady athletic budgets. The panel will shape how campuses handle direct payments and compliance in the months ahead.

Philadelphia-based Blank Rome has opened a West Palm Beach office and signed an approximately 11,000‑square‑foot sublease as it grows its IP and tech practice in South Florida.

A federal judge found Leapfrog’s grading method unfair and ordered the nonprofit to remove safety grades for five Tenet hospitals and notify licensees.

A late-night shooting near the 2000 block of Northwest 2nd Street in Boynton Beach left one man dead. Police have opened an active investigation and are asking for tips.

A Sweetwater woman was booked on a child-neglect charge after police say her 3-year-old was found alone in a running car outside a Crunch Fitness, police say.

A 3-year-old boy was pulled from the Snake Creek Canal near NW 199th Street in Miami Gardens and taken to a hospital in stable condition.

Crews have moved the JEM tower past its podium in Downtown Miami, a visible milestone for Naftali Group’s 67‑story project at Miami Worldcenter. The build is backed by a $465M financing package and includes high‑end condo amenities.

Two men were arrested after a Miami Beach‑started chase ended in northwest Miami‑Dade when troopers used a PIT maneuver; a gun was recovered and shots were fired but no one was hurt.

A Palm Beach County deputy resigned after an internal probe found she sold fetish photos and videos — some showing her in uniform — on FeetFinder.

A 50-year-old New York City man was arrested in Boynton Beach after police say he arranged to meet a 15-year-old in an undercover sting. He now faces multiple felony charges.

A blind cook-off on March 28 will let neighbors taste and vote to decide who may lease and run the historic People’s Bar-B-Que in Overtown.