Johnnika Alexander was arrested for allegedly pepper-spraying and robbing a 71-year-old man of his Rolex after they met at a store and went to a motel together.

Senate Bill 918 in Florida aims to relax child labor laws, extending work hours for 16-17-year-olds and allowing younger teens to work nights under certain conditions, prompting debates over youth welfare and workforce needs.

A head-on collision on North Kings Highway in Fort Pierce involving three vehicles, including a dump truck, resulted in the death of a 61-year-old man.

A man was found dead at a Palmetto Bay bridge construction site, with authorities investigating the incident, which appears to be an industrial accident.

A fire in Northwest Miami-Dade injured an adult and two children, who were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Firefighters extinguished the blaze; its cause is under investigation.

Miami anticipates a mixed weather week with potential thunderstorms followed by sunny conditions, according to the National Weather Service and NBC Miami.

Authorities are investigating a suspicious death at a Best Western hotel in Port St. Lucie, with increased law enforcement presence near US Highway 1.

Postal workers nationwide protest against President Trump's USPS reform proposals, fearing job cuts, service slowdowns, and privatization that could compromise mail accessibility and reliability.

Miramar is hosting its second Coffee, Chocolate & Culture Expo, combining global flavors, business opportunities, and cultural events from March 28-30.

A decoy police cruiser in Pembroke Park was vandalized by a group of individuals involved in a dangerous street takeover. Authorities are seeking help from the public to identify the suspects responsible for the damage.

Jimmy Butler downplays his return to Miami as he prepares to play against his former team, emphasizing focus on his new team's success and the challenges of winning without Stephen Curry.

A school bus aide in Port St. Lucie, Avieser Pinillos, was charged with child abuse against a 9-year-old special-needs girl, as caught on surveillance. The Police arrested him; the school district recommended his termination.

Luis Larcada, 71, was safely recovered in Miami after a citywide search when he went missing from the Coral Way area. Details of his disappearance and recovery are undisclosed.