A 16-year-old has been arrested following the fatal stabbing of a 14-year-old in Oakland Park, with concerns over the group home where the incident occurred.

Two individuals in Miami-Dade County were arrested for allegedly running stores that sold counterfeit soccer merchandise from brands like Adidas and Nike, with over $530,000 worth of fake goods seized.

The University of Miami community is demanding action against a supposed employee filmed kicking a popular campus duck named Ivan, triggering an investigation and outrage among students.

80-year-old Jerome Babij charged with second-degree murder in roommate's death at Miami assisted living facility.

The Amerant Bank Arena will host a major job fair featuring various companies, including immediate interview opportunities, for South Florida job seekers.

A $5,000 reward is offered for information on who shot a cat named Hawkeye with a dart in Hallandale Beach. The cat survived and is receiving medical care.

Delray Beach has reached a tentative labor contract with its police union to increase officer wages, extend the DROP program, and establish policies regarding fitness for duty and substance testing.

Sinaloa Cartel co-founder Ismael Zambada Garcia pleads guilty to leading a criminal enterprise and will face a mandatory life sentence without parole.

Miami is experiencing typical weather with hot, humid days and chances of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs are reaching into the 90s with heat indices over 100 degrees.

The FBI is seeking a suspect who robbed Amerant Bank in Coral Springs on Monday. No injuries were reported, and a school lockdown ensued but was lifted. No arrests have been made.

City Hall confirms no changes to garbage and bulk pickup schedules during the Labor Day holiday, ensuring uninterrupted sanitation services for residents.

Broward Sheriff's Office investigates a Sunday evening shooting at a North Lauderdale apartment complex; no injuries reported and no suspect information released.

An overturned tractor-trailer on I-95 North at Exit 48B caused lanes to close and traffic delays in Boca Raton, with injuries reported and fuel leakage. Traffic was diverted, but all lanes reopened by 8:29 a.m.