A body was found at Palm Beach International Airport; no foul play is suspected. The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

Florida's Department of Transportation covered a Delray Beach Pride-themed crosswalk in black twice, leading to a legal battle and divided local reactions.

Hialeah is undergoing a water infrastructure upgrade, installing a new 54-inch main that will disrupt traffic, starting with a week-long closure at W 1st Avenue and W 29th Street.

A Guatemalan national, Roberto Carlo Giron Hernandez, was extradited to the U.S. on federal cocaine conspiracy charges, facing a potential life sentence if convicted.

A man named Brent Williams brandished a gun in Downtown Miami, causing panic. Police arrested him, and he faces charges including aggravated assault with a firearm. His motive remains unclear.

A Boynton Beach man, Samuel Benjamin, died after his car crashed into a tree on Jog Road; the cause is under investigation by the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.

A woman was shot while driving with a child in Miami-Dade and then drove to a police station for help; both are stable. The shooter's motive is unknown.

Miami's forecast includes more afternoon showers, with a potential reprieve over the weekend. Heat and humidity prevail, but the rain is reducing the region's drought conditions.

Miami-Dade County seeks new members for its Commission for Women to advocate for women's rights, with vacancies in Districts 9-12; applicants must live in the county and pass a background check.

The Deering Estate will host an imaginative concert by Artist-in-Residence Susana Behar, exploring the possible auditory experiences of Charles Deering.

Palm Beach County is enhancing emergency response times by adding future roads to their GIS, aiding first responders with pre-documented maps, which is vital for locating incidents at construction sites.

The WUD has received multiple awards from NACWA for sustainability and water quality, highlighting its commitment to environmental stewardship and compliance with federal standards.

Judge Lody Jean denies Daisy Link's "stand your ground" defense in her husband's murder case, questioning the self-defense claim based on video evidence.