A building in Pembroke Pines, FL was struck by lightning amid storms, with police sharing damage images and issuing safety reminders; no injuries were reported.

Two men were sentenced for a nearly $3 million fraud scheme involving counterfeit concerts and false promises to investors, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida.

Miami's Rishi Snacks, founded by Vijay and Manisha Patel, combines Indian flavors with inclusive employment for young adults with special needs, including their autistic son, Rishi.

South Florida anticipates a rainy week with thunderstorms, high near 90 degrees, and a marginal risk of severe weather in western Arizona, not affecting the region.

A Hialeah man was arrested for allegedly sexually abusing a six-year-old girl, using codes "Toto" and "ice cream" to describe his actions. He is held without bail on multiple charges.

The U.S. Treasury flagged Florida's anti-ESG banking law as a potential national security risk that may hinder the fight against money laundering and terrorism financing.

A man was arrested in Jupiter, Florida, for allegedly threatening Donald Trump and J.D. Vance on social media, with potential consequences including up to 15 years in prison.

Rapper Sean Kingston and his mother are indicted on federal fraud charges in South Florida for a scheme allegedly involving over $1 million in luxury items.

Miami faces a Saharan dust wave and high temperatures with limited rain this weekend, followed by an increase in rain chances due to a tropical wave Sunday into Monday.

Lawsuits filed against Hard Rock Stadium and CONMEBOL following a stampede at the Copa America final cite injuries and denied entry for ticket holders due to security failures.

The Biden-Harris Administration, through HUD, promises new funding for affordable housing and economic revitalization in Miami-Dade, targeted to benefit areas including Overtown and the Culmer public housing.

A child incurred minor injuries from a nurse shark bite near Crandon Park, Key Biscayne, and was treated on-site without the need for hospitalization.

A new synthetic opioid, ISO, found in West Palm Beach, is 50 times stronger than fentanyl and raises public health concerns. Police warn of its dangers after a drug bust.