The Miami City Ballet's "The Nutcracker," featuring the final performances of their prima ballerina, delights audiences with unique sets and a South Florida twist.

The article describes the recent warm and breezy weather in Miami, noting temperature increases, northeast winds, and an elevated risk for rip currents. It provides the weather forecast, which includes mostly sunny conditions and a chance of showers.

Florida Republican lawmakers propose bills to allow open carry and repeal under-21 rifle purchase ban, invoking tension with memories of Parkland shooting and facing potential Senate opposition.

A man was shot and robbed at the Advenir at San Tropez apartments in Pembroke Pines during an altercation with an armed assailant, who fled the scene.

Miramar Police officer George Richardson is charged with child sexual abuse involving a teen from a youth program.

U.S. Border Patrol arrested a suspected member of Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang in Palm Beach, close to Mar-a-Lago, highlighting the gang’s reach within the U.S.

A former TD Bank employee in Florida was charged with assisting in a money laundering operation involving Colombia, facing up to 20 years if convicted.

Three high-profile real estate brokers, the Alexander brothers, were arrested on sexual assault charges, with investigations ongoing and details pending from the authorities.

The Broward School Board is opting to reconfigure rather than close schools in response to low enrollment and budget issues, a decision shaped by community feedback.

A fuel spill on the Palmetto Expressway in Miami caused major traffic delays as responders worked to clear the incident, with all lanes near West Okeechobee Road closed.

Broward County deputies investigate a shooting in Lauderdale Lakes that left a teenager with non-life-threatening injuries. No suspects or motives were identified.

The Martin County Board of County Commissioners approved a new Wawa gas station with a 4-1 vote, amidst community concerns about increased traffic and safety issues.

Tax preparer Jean Volvick Moise was sentenced to three years in prison for preparing false tax returns in a scheme that caused clients to receive undue IRS refunds.