George Bardmesser was arrested for allegedly attacking two teenagers at a campaign event, then attended a city meeting without addressing the incident.

Micro Center is set to open a new store in Miami's Mall of the Americas on August 23, offering a broad range of tech products and a full-service Knowledge Bar.

Florida's ex-UF President Ben Sasse's office faced higher spending scrutiny; Governor DeSantis and CFO Patronis may probe into the matter, involving costly hires and travel.

Two men were shot in a targeted attack outside VYBZ Lounge in Port St. Lucie and were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The shooter is at large, and the police are investigating.

Florida election officials are dispelling rumors that ballots with extra markings will be invalidated, assuring voters of the integrity of the voting process.

Homestead is seeking bids from contractors for the installation of a new garage door at its Fleet Department, with a submission deadline of August 20.

A driver crashed into a Davie home's garage due to a possible medical condition, causing minor injuries. The house was empty and no other injuries were reported.

Fort Pierce City Manager Nicholas Mimms was arrested for rigging a city bid to benefit a nonprofit linked to his niece. He faces charges of bid tampering and official misconduct.

Pembroke Pines Police are seeking help to find Ana Lucia Casares, 53, fearing she might be in danger due to a mental health crisis, potential suicidal threats, and her epilepsy condition.

A Tesla crash in Broward left two dead and one critically injured; BSO is investigating if a police chase occurred before the collision. Witnesses describe chaos; BSO's internal review is ongoing.

The Broward Sheriff's Office seeks public help in finding Blanca Nieves, a 71-year-old with memory loss, last seen in Tamarac, Florida, on August 13th.

Yvonne Serrano was sentenced to life for the murder of her gym friend, Daniela Tabares Maya, in a case involving false 911 calls and tampered evidence.

Hollywood announces its annual water line flushing program, set for August 19 to September 22, potentially extending to October 3. Residents may notice changes in water taste, odor, and clarity due to the shift to free chlorination.