Omakai sushi has expanded in Miami with a sixth location in Doral, reflecting the brand's rapid growth, including a soft launch prior to its official opening.

Authorities in Oakland Park are searching for missing 70-year-old Esther Tyler, who has memory loss. She was last seen wearing a black and white shirt with blue jeans.

A former Miami-Dade correctional officer was indicted for alleged involvement in a drug trafficking scheme within the county jails, facing charges alongside a co-defendant.

A Florida firearms dealer pleaded guilty to failing to keep proper sales records, violating federal law that mandates tracking of guns for safety and traceability.

The former VITAS Healthcare building in downtown Miami, known for its graffiti, is being demolished following a city lawsuit against the property's developer.

Wellington's Mom's Club faces difficulties in meeting the demands of their largest-ever gift drive, seeking community help to provide for 1,312 children.

Port St. Lucie has temporarily halted water fluoridation for 95,000 customers due to health risk concerns highlighted by Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo.

A woman died and a teen was injured in a West Palm Beach crash involving a pickup and sedan at Village Blvd and Shenandoah Dr. The teen driver may face charges.

Yves Altieri was arrested for DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide after a crash killed a worker in Miami Gardens. His BAC was 0.305, and he was driving on a learner's permit.

The uncle of 7-year-old Deonte Atwell, who died on Christmas due to severe malnutrition, was arrested on multiple charges, including aggravated manslaughter.

The National Weather Service and NBC Miami forecast a mostly sunny day in Miami with a high near 81 degrees, some early fog, and a chance of showers and thunderstorms later. A front will bring cooler, drier air for the weekend.

An investigation is underway into a fatal police shooting in Boca Raton, with no details yet on what led to the incident. Roads are closed and there is no public threat.

David Rivera, a former Miami congressman, has been indicted for not registering as a foreign agent while lobbying on behalf of sanctioned Venezuelan media tycoon Raúl Gorrín.