Authorities are searching for 15-year-old Saleyah Isme, last seen in North Lauderdale, FL; she's 5'1", weighs 110 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes.

Commissioner Kionne L. McGhee leads relief efforts in Florida's West Coast following Hurricane Milton, bringing aid and drawing from his own experience as a hurricane survivor.

A 94-year-old Louisiana woman died in a collision involving a van and semi-trailer on Florida's Turnpike. Eight others were injured. The family was visiting from Louisiana.

The FBI raided a mansion in Aventura's exclusive Island Estates, linked to an L.A.-led investigation into drug smuggling. Occupants were ordered to exit, and further details are expected in a press conference.

An 11-year-old child was shot in the leg in West Palm Beach. A 12-year-old boy has been arrested for bringing guns and potentially selling them to minors. Police are investigating the incident.

Hard Rock Stadium releases key information about the upcoming Taylor Swift concerts, including parking details, security checks, road closures, and merchandise availability.

Broward County announces mosquito control efforts using VectoBac WDG larvicide in several areas starting October 21, urging residents to eliminate standing water to prevent breeding.

Q Link Wireless and CEO Issa Asad pleaded guilty to fraud, misusing over $100 million from federal aid programs, with restitution and potential prison time.

A Florida man was arrested for pointing a flamethrower at police and resisting arrest in Port St. Lucie, facing aggravated assault and related charges.

Authorities in Pembroke Pines are investigating a body found in a canal, with few details released about the incident. An SUV was also pulled from the water.

The Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources now oversees the collection of various taxes in Miami-Dade, and businesses must file monthly tax returns electronically by 2024.

Fort Lauderdale expects record-setting King Tides, causing potential flooding and impassable roads from October 14-22, with peak tides around October 18.

Fort Lauderdale firefighters rescued a kitten named Salem trapped in a car engine and are now seeking someone to adopt him.