The House Ethics Committee is expanding its investigation into Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick for possible campaign finance violations during her 2022 campaigns.

A mother and son in Broward County face charges for operating a money laundering scheme linked to their sex industry business, "Pretty Woman Escorts."

Police fatally shot a domestic violence suspect in Port St. Lucie; he had a propane tank and had bound his wife. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating.

A powerline fire in Miami-Dade caused a neighborhood blackout; it ignited from a downed line and possibly a car crash. Meanwhile, a Fort Lauderdale community buried their power lines for resilience, completing a 12-year project.

Treqjuan Holden, a 26-year-old autistic man from Tamarac, was found safe after being reported missing. He was located unharmed a day after disappearing.

Hurricane Helene leaves a path of destruction, historic flooding and power outages in Southeast US, with at least 38 deaths reported across multiple states.

Officer John P. Deegan of Miami-Dade Police will be honored as Officer of the Month for August 2024 and receive the Lifesaving Award for his actions in saving a gunshot victim.

Local police urge the public to help find Janice Haney, an 88-year-old missing woman last seen in Plantation, FL, wearing a pink shirt, white pants, and flower-patterned sneakers. She may be confused and cannot swim.

Colorado Task Force 1 and GEM prepare for Hurricane Helene relief, with the Task Force ready for search and rescue and GEM assembling essential kits for those affected.

Officers were shot at during a Fort Lauderdale traffic stop; no injuries reported, with three suspects detained following a chase and crash involving a police car.

Anthony Rodriguez is hosting the second annual Stand Down event to support veterans on November 1, 2024, with activities, resources, and services for military personnel and their families.

Zoo Miami introduces a community-focused conservation initiative, promising engagement and learning opportunities for over 500 volunteers and aiming to raise $100,000 for local wildlife and habitats.

Palm Beach County schools closed Thursday due to Hurricane Helene; local counties declare state of emergency and higher education institutions also shutter.