The Sincere 2000 Foundation in Riviera Beach hosted a boxing event to raise awareness for mental health and suicide prevention, honoring Cheryl and Unique Melvin's son.

A prison gang fight at the Federal Correctional Institution in Miami left several inmates injured, with Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responding to the incident involving rival Puerto Rican and Mexican gangs.

A fuel tanker rollover on Florida's Turnpike resulted in significant traffic delays and an extensive clean-up operation; all assessed individuals avoided serious harm.

A Miami Beach man faces rape and kidnapping charges after DNA evidence linked him to an assault on a woman he allegedly posed as an Uber driver to abduct.

A mother in Broward County, Tania Contreras, is charged with child abuse for smearing feces on her son. She admitted to the act, captured on video, as punishment for his behavior.

Miami Beach bans boaters from Flagler Monument Island during Memorial Day weekend to prevent littering and protect the site's natural beauty and historical significance.

Coral Springs will temporarily alter its tap water treatment from July 15-29, causing possible taste changes and water discoloration during a maintenance period that includes water main flushing.

Miami commissioners approve a new voting map following a judge's ruling against the previous map for racial gerrymandering; legal fees settle at $1.6 million.

Gabriel Martinez, 20, was arrested and faced a judge for multiple charges after fleeing from a stolen vehicle and leading police on a chase in West Broward. His bond was set at $28,500.

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport prepares for over 630,000 passengers during Memorial Day weekend with increased parking options and recommends extra time for parking and utilizing drop-offs.

Miami-Dade Department of Transportation announces Memorial Day weekend schedule with reduced service and closure of county offices, but regular service for Special Transportation Services.

Recruit Class 154 of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is set to graduate and become probationary firefighters, with a ceremony acknowledging their hard work and commitment to serving the community.

A Boca Raton martial arts instructor, Leo Gerard Bonaparte, was charged with lewd behavior against a 17-year-old during private lessons. He admitted the acts in a recorded call and was released on bond.