Britney, a federal threatened species crocodile who suffered head trauma and had metal objects in her stomach, died after surgery at Zoo Miami despite attempts to save her.

Utility work causes detours near SW 106 Avenue in Cooper City for Hanson Preserve development; first phase affects southbound lane until December 13, full closure follows on December 15.

Police in Coral Gables and Hollywood partner with Target to give neurodivergent students and local children a special holiday shopping experience, fostering community bonds.

A fatal crash in Davie, Broward County, on University Drive resulted in one death and heavy vehicle damage. Police are investigating the circumstances. Traffic was disrupted during the probe.

SWAT and negotiators responded to a man barricading himself in Hialeah during a warrant service, causing traffic disruption. The situation is ongoing.

Commissioner Marleine Bastien will deliver the State of the District address at Miami-Dade College North Campus, inviting constituents to discuss District 2's developments.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava pardoned a pig named 6-7, continuing a local holiday tradition that celebrates compassion and the region's lechón culture.

Miami Beach received a perfect score from the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index for LGBTQ+ inclusivity, despite declines in other states.

David Smith has been unanimously approved by the Fort Pierce City Commission as the new police chief after a search process. He will address issues of pay and morale within the department.

Fort Lauderdale increases sewer pipe inspections in several areas to improve infrastructure, causing potential traffic disruptions while advising residents on how to prepare for the routine work.

Thousands of bikers rode from Seminole Hard Rock Hotel to Weston for the "Toys in the Sun Run" event, donating toys and supporting children's charities.

A Miami-Dade man was arrested for a road rage incident involving a gun and knife, facing charges including two counts of aggravated assault with a firearm and a deadly weapon.

Miami International Airport has been ranked the third-best U.S. airport for business travelers by a Booking.com report, based on factors like car-for-hire availability and customer satisfaction improvements.