The FBI seeks public help in identifying a bank robbery suspect from an Amerant Bank in Coral Springs, Florida, sharing the suspect's image for leads.

A bookkeeper, Hava Yfrah Austin, was sentenced to 51 months for a $9.8 million embezzlement scheme and tax fraud. She used her employer's funds for gambling and was prosecuted by the IRS-CI.

A judge dismissed manslaughter charges against Miami-Dade Officer Mateo, citing "stand your ground" after a 2019 shootout, sparking controversy and plans for an appeal.

Miami's weekend weather forecast includes sunny skies with a 30% chance of afternoon showers and highs near 89°F, ideal for outdoor activities, with a similar pattern expected into the next week.

Costco has recalled Kirkland Signature Prosecco due to bottles potentially shattering, advising customers in several states to safely dispose of them and contact Ethica Wines for assistance.

Four men in South Florida face charges including armed kidnapping, battery, fraud, and impersonating bail bondsmen after a joint FDLE and Department of Financial Services investigation.

Palm Beach County has launched "Your Neighborhood Dashboard," a digital tool offering residents a comprehensive view of local information, from public safety to schools and utilities.

Pembroke Pines is hosting Pines Night Out, a community event combining fun, safety education, and showcasing emergency response capabilities on October 24 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Dodge City Center.

Coral Springs' Chief Building Official, Alex Hernandez, joins the Florida League of Cities' policy committee to influence municipal policies, including building codes.

West Palm Beach Police investigate a fatal shooting inside a car, with Xavier D. Gomez charged with manslaughter by culpable negligence after his mishandling of a firearm resulted in a death.

The Pelican Harbor Seabird Station in Miami admitted its 2000th patient, an Eastern Glass Lizard with severe facial injuries, marking the first time this species has been treated there.

Miami Beach honored the late Rabbi Yisroel Yaakov Grosz by renaming a street after him, recognizing his impact as a Holocaust survivor and Torah scholar on the local Jewish community since 1982.

One person died in a mobile home fire in Fort Pierce, with crews battling the intense blaze. Neighbors reported hearing an explosion before the fire erupted. The cause is under investigation.