Coral Springs Commissioner Joy Carter wins the 2024 Home Rule Hero Award for advocating municipal government autonomy, as reported by the city's official website.

Miami's weather forecast predicts a sunny start with mid-70s to low 80s temperatures, chances of showers and thunderstorms midweek, and a pleasant, sunny weekend ahead.

Palm Beach Pride rescheduled its parade for Sunday with extended hours after Saturday's events were canceled due to heavy rain and flooding. The celebration of diversity now includes live entertainment until 7 p.m. at Bryant Park.

Maurice Teledo Cherry, arrested for multiple sexual batteries involving a firearm, is being investigated by Miramar Police, who seek additional victims.

A fight at Player's Sports Bar in North Lauderdale ended in gunfire, resulting in one death and two injured. The Broward Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident.

A U.S. Navy sailor from Florida died in a non-combat incident in the Red Sea, with the Department of Defense investigating the circumstances of his death.

A Hialeah barbershop was completely destroyed in an arson attack early Friday morning; investigators are treating the incident as a possible criminal case. No injuries were reported.

An 18-year-old has been arrested for aggravated child abuse in Sunny Isles Beach after a video of the assault went viral.

A 76-year-old man in Tamarac, Florida, faces a first-degree murder charge for the shooting death of his 53-year-old wife, which he initially tried to disguise as a burglary.

The University of Miami suspended Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity for conduct and alcohol policy violations, not hazing, after a controversial video went viral.

A woman was arrested after a high-speed chase from Miami-Dade to Coconut Creek, Florida, ending with a police roadblock on the Turnpike. Details on the charges and the chase origins remain undisclosed.

A shootout at a Fort Lauderdale hotel resulted in the death of a suspect and injuries to a police officer. The incident began with a 911 murder claim from the suspect.

Dr. Jeffrey Kamlet of Miami Beach pled guilty to custodial interference, resulting in the dismissal of 12 out of 13 serious charges, including human trafficking.