Police are investigating after a woman's body was found in a Southwest Miami-Dade field, with the nature of the trauma and circumstances of her death yet to be determined.

A Florida charter boat captain caught a rare great white shark off Fort Lauderdale, and after a 2.5-hour struggle, released it back to the ocean due to federal protections.

Miami-Dade County's sheriff race featured 12 candidates at a town hall, discussing their policies with the Hispanic Police Officers Association before the upcoming historic election.

Residents of Pan American Estates in Fort Lauderdale face eviction after the park's sale, with many, including Maria Bermudes, suffering financial losses despite relocation incentives.

Syed Raza Ali-Khan, 44, is missing since Tuesday from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The Broward Sheriff’s Office seeks public help to locate him.

Wisconsin man Eric Cadogan was indicted on child pornography charges, accused of distributing illegal content online. His trial begins February 20, 2024, facing a potential 5-20 years in prison.

A fatal crash occurred on the Florida Turnpike's exit ramp near Hard Rock Stadium, with one confirmed death and ongoing investigation by state troopers.

West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James highlights the city's economic growth and low crime rates in his State of the City address, while addressing challenges like homelessness and antisemitism.

Two men were hospitalized after a shooting in Port St. Lucie; police are investigating with no suspects identified yet.

The primary organizer of illegal street races in Miami-Dade was arrested, facing numerous charges including facilitating drag racing and inciting a riot.

A 9-year-old boy, Elyas Marshall-Rodriguez, was fatally struck by a school bus after crawling under it in Central Florida. The community mourns the tragic accident, ruled as such by the medical examiner.

A standoff in Pembroke Pines, Florida, ended with an individual's arrest after they barricaded themselves in an apartment. The situation was resolved without reported injuries.

Residents in South Tampa raise money for underwater microphones to investigate persistent low-frequency sounds, believed to be mating calls of Black drum fish.