One man was killed and another injured in a targeted shooting in Miami Gardens, while three toddlers in the car were unharmed. Police are investigating the incident, which may be gang-related.

A Colorado dentist faces charges for attempting to solicit a minor and transporting child pornography, after being arrested by an undercover agent in Florida.

Police are investigating a murder-suicide in Northwest Miami-Dade where a man and woman died, leaving their three children who witnessed the incident.

A serious fire in Lauderhill left one person hospitalized and six displaced. Firefighters responded to heavy flames, and the Red Cross is aiding the family. The cause is under investigation.

Avondale's "Coffee with the City Manager" on September 18 offers a chance for residents to engage with local officials over free coffee at the New Penny Café.

A delivery driver was arrested for a hit-and-run in Miami-Dade, injuring a mother and her baby. She left the scene but was later apprehended and faces felony charges. The mother is in ICU while the baby recovers at home.

Authorities rescued a 75-year-old woman from a canal in Boca Raton after her car became submerged; she is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.

Broward County is dispensing larvicide at night to target Aedes mosquito larvae and advises residents to eliminate standing water to help control the mosquito population.

A mother and son in Miami-Dade were injured in a hit-and-run involving a vehicle driven by someone in a delivery vest. Authorities are investigating, and the community is seeking justice.

The Tampa General Hospital Loggerhead Triathlon in Jupiter, Florida, is set to occur with participants of all ages, including the Reback family, competing in various events.

Miami Police are searching for 14-year-old Genesis Pacheco, missing from Little Havana since August 19. She is 5'2", 118 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.

Anthony Howard of Miami-Dade Transit is named 2024 Operator of the Year by the FPTA for his outstanding service and dedication to public transportation.

Homestead celebrates August as Black Business Month, an initiative by Councilwoman Bailey to support Black-owned businesses and ensure diverse economic growth.