Omarion Ivory, 18, was arrested for the murder of 67-year-old Francis Gennace, with police suggesting he could have become a serial killer. He faces charges including murder and armed burglary.

Illinois man Eric Rennert is charged with threatening a federal judge in Florida and could face prison if convicted.

Boynton Beach is hosting the 2025 International Kinetic Art Experience in February, featuring motion-based artworks from global artists, family-friendly activities, and cultural talks.

A woman was shot to death in Opa-locka on Halloween. Police are investigating the incident, which may be domestic violence-related, and a man is detained.

Miami's weekend weather forecast includes high temperatures around 85°F, overnight lows in the 70s, sunny skies, and breezy conditions with possible brief showers and high rip current risks along the coast.

Miami Beach has strengthened its sea turtle-friendly lighting ordinance to reduce hatchling disorientation, covering exterior and interior lighting at beachside properties, and moving fireworks offshore.

The City of Doral has implemented an ordinance requiring certain businesses to post human trafficking awareness signs, to inform the public and help victims.

Starbucks is eliminating non-dairy milk upcharges in its U.S. and Canada stores starting November 7, coinciding with its holiday menu launch and responding to consumer customization preferences.

The Miami Police are searching for a missing 92-year-old man, Santiago Portal, last seen in Little Havana wearing a black shirt, blue jeans, and a white/green cap.

Costco and Acme Smoked Fish Corp. have recalled a specific lot of Kirkland Signature Smoked Salmon in Florida due to potential listeria contamination.

Fort Lauderdale celebrates the opening of the renovated Las Olas Marina, a $130 million project enhancing its status as a premier yachting destination.

A fire on the roof of a Miami apartment building led to evacuations and was controlled within 20 minutes with no reported injuries or structural damage.

Ballots from early voting in Miami-Dade were found on the road due to a vehicle's unsecured door. They were intact and undamaged. The responsible employee was fired, with elections officials emphasizing the importance of secure ballot handling.