Former bridge tender Artissua Paulk was sentenced to 10 years for violating probation after a failed drug test. She had a plea deal for manslaughter in the death of Carol Wright, who fell from a raised bridge. Paulk had served 610 days.

The Broward County school board voted 8-1 to ban religious and political signs at schools to ensure inclusivity and avoid legal issues, following controversy at Cooper City High School.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle in North Miami Beach, leading to the closure of southbound Biscayne Boulevard for police investigation. Traffic has since reopened.

Excitement builds in Boca Raton for the upcoming Boca Raton Bowl game at FAU stadium, featuring Western Kentucky against James Madison, with festivities and charity efforts.

An Amazon delivery driver was stabbed and robbed in Lauderdale Manors, and Curtis Gardner was arrested on related charges. The driver is now recovering.

Two men sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a shooting in Pompano Beach. No suspects have been identified.

Authorities are searching for Anwar Archer, 39, missing in North Lauderdale last seen on Southwest 82nd Ave. and 13th Street, wearing a blue shirt and shorts.

A 53-year-old jet skier, Joseph Baricklow, was rescued by the Coast Guard after being stranded on a jetty at St. Lucie Inlet, thanks to his personal locator beacon.

A man named Luca DiMichele was arrested for allegedly recording a woman and her daughter in a Forever 21 dressing room but was later released on bond.

Two American Airlines flights faced disruptions: one hit a parked plane in Philadelphia and another had an emergency landing in New York due to a bird strike. There were no injuries in either incident.

Miami-Fort Lauderdale area has Florida's highest living costs, with $100 there buying goods and services worth approximately $89.70 nationally, a Tax Foundation report says.

The Martin County Sheriff's Office is searching for Jesus Tamanis-Peralta, suspected of sexually assaulting a child for eight years. He may be trying to leave the U.S.

Three workers were injured at a Surfside construction site, and although details remain vague, MDFR confirmed they were workers and are investigating the incident.