The Broward County School Board discusses closing and repurposing schools due to low enrollment, with proposals for school conversions and closures to improve financial efficiency.

Miami forecasts showery days ahead, with patchy fog and a high near 71°F on Thursday. Conditions should improve over the weekend with sunshine and highs returning to the 70s.

A Miami-Dade community is on alert after repeated sightings of a crocodile outside a home, causing concern among residents accustomed to crocodile presence but unnerved by its proximity.

A woman died and a toddler was seriously injured in a wrong-way collision in Port St. Lucie. The crash involved a Kia Soul and a Toyota Camry. Police are investigating the incident.

The old Palm Beach International Raceway is on sale again, sparking hope among racing fans for its preservation after plans for a warehouse complex stalled.

A South Miami police sergeant was hit by a car while investigating shell casings and later hospitalized with minor injuries; the driver stayed on scene.

The Fort Lauderdale Police are searching for Noah Page, a 20-year-old man last seen near Ocean Boulevard, reported missing and endangered due to mental health issues after a brain injury.

Miami's forecast includes foggy mornings, sunny days, and scattered showers, with highs in the 80s and a chance of rain on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Coral Gables police detained individuals suspected of human smuggling; a U-Haul van with mostly Chinese migrants was stopped. An investigation and support by U.S. Border Patrol is ongoing.

Fort Lauderdale partners with David Mancini & Sons to enhance Rio Vista's stormwater system, including a new catch basin and tidal valve, aiming to reduce flooding. Work begins January 2025 with traffic disruptions expected until late February 2025.

Alhambra Street in Fort Lauderdale will close for sewer work from January 21 to 31, 2025, with detours via N. Birch Rd, Seville St, and others. Traffic delays are expected.

Two men were arrested in Miami-Dade after a golf cart repair dispute led to one shooting the victim and both assaulting him. They face charges including attempted murder and aggravated battery.

Two men were arrested on drug and evasion charges after leading officials on a high-speed chase in Martin County, with one facing a $745,000 bond and the other a $575,000 bond.