Treaunshae Gibbons, a former child abuse nonprofit worker, was arrested for child neglect and failing to report abuse in the Margate teen torture case.

A Hialeah man wins a $5 million jackpot from a $20 scratch-off ticket, receiving a lump sum of $3.96 million, with the selling restaurant earning a $10,000 bonus.

A tutor at Pine Crest School in Fort Lauderdale was fired and her son expelled over her social media posts on the Israel-Hamas conflict, sparking debate and calls for a federal investigation.

Miami faces severe weather with strong winds, rain, and high seas. The National Weather Service predicts up to a 90% chance of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

Two University of Florida employees were arrested for allegedly confining their children in makeshift cages, facing charges of child abuse and neglect.

A 16-year-old boy was shot in the arm after refusing to give his belongings to an armed robber at Chicago's Western Blue Line station. The incident occurred early morning and disrupted CTA service. The perpetrator remains at large.

Miami Police seized nearly $1 million in drugs, firearms, and suspected stolen goods from a home during a crime crackdown, arresting an individual for operating an organized theft ring.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on access to the abortion pill mifepristone, potentially affecting its mail-order availability and usage timeframe during pregnancy.

Hollywood prepares for heavy rains and potential flooding with measures including deploying Tiger Dams and inspecting infrastructure. Residents recall past flood damages with concern.

The Miami Dolphins lost their AFC lead after a surprising 28-27 defeat to the Tennessee Titans, following a late-game collapse despite being up by 14 points.

Miami offers a variety of Christmas dining options, from traditional feasts to Chinese takeout pop-ups, at places like Ocean Social, COTE Miami, and Cafe La Trova, with reservations recommended.

Detectives investigated a bomb threat at NSU University School in Davie, Florida, leading to the evacuation of students as law enforcement and emergency responders secured the area.

Hollywood police officers and Walmart hosted a shopping spree for children in need, providing a $200 budget for each child in the Shop with a First Responder program.