Two suspects were arrested for the 2022 fatal shooting of Steven Black in Fort Lauderdale, with a grand jury indicting one on murder and the other as an accessory.

A second arrest was made in a Boynton Beach gang-related shootout at a community event, with Kenneth Hollis facing multiple charges including attempted second-degree murder. Three women were injured during the incident involving rival gangs.

Miami is set to begin construction on Florida's first and the US' largest phytosanitary treatment and cold chain processing facility, with a groundbreaking event.

Miami-Dade County's vote on a new waste incinerator is delayed for further analysis amid opposition from residents and concerns over environmental safety.

Miami Gardens police are searching for three men who tried to kidnap a child out for a run. The child escaped, and the suspects fled the scene. The public's help is sought to identify them.

Hydrant flow testing will occur along South Park Road in Hollywood, potentially impacting nearby residents with out-of-service hydrants and water pressure changes for 3-4 weeks.

At least one person died in a Palm Beach County crash involving a semi and five other vehicles; multiple injuries are reported and authorities are investigating.

Teddy Bridgewater was suspended from his coaching role at Miami Northwestern for giving players impermissible benefits, which were self-reported and led to his benching.

A woman was found shot dead outside Lucerne Greene Condominiums in Lake Worth; Palm Beach County Sheriff's detectives are investigating. Identity and motive remain unknown.

Florida's FDOT launched its annual Operation Southern Slow Down campaign with FLHSMV and FHP to enforce speed limits and promote road safety in collaboration with neighboring states.

Cleveland Browns' rookie Quinshon Judkins was arrested in Broward County on domestic battery charges, with his lawyer questioning the timing of the allegations.

Place of Hope collects supplies for Texas flood victims, with over 120 deaths and 150 missing. They partner with Amazon for distribution amid ongoing rescue efforts and a signed disaster declaration by President Trump.

Delray Beach uses the CodeRED alert system to efficiently warn residents about emergencies and severe weather, with a straightforward registration process for receiving messages.