Local law enforcement in Deerfield Beach is seeking information to apprehend those responsible for graffiti vandalism on city property, offering a reward for tips leading to an arrest.

MDC West Campus and the Doral community celebrated I AM MDC Day, marking the college's 65th anniversary with a parade attended by students, alumni, Mayor Fraga, and residents.

Miami-Dade County hosts its third Disability Resource Fair this weekend with over 150 organizations, focusing on services for individuals with disabilities.

Luis Suárez apologized for spitting at a Seattle Sounders' staff member and engaging in a physical altercation after the Leagues Cup final, with an investigation by MLS and Leagues Cup officials underway.

Leydis Menendez Abdala was extradited from Mexico and faces charges for a fatal DUI crash in Miami from 2006 that killed Gloria Marcia Hall. Her bond was denied and the case continues.

Thunderstorms forecast in Miami provide hope for relief against the ongoing severe drought in South Florida, with high chances of rain yet uncertain impact on dry conditions.

Miami-Dade County Commission voted to establish a CBO Trust Fund, securing financial support for local nonprofits providing essential services, as outlined in the county release.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing and endangered 63-year-old Delkie May Allen, with early-stage dementia. She was last seen driving a gray Acura SUV near Boynton Beach.

A 52-foot catamaran caught fire off Boca Raton; three people were rescued by a passing vessel. No major injuries reported; the cause of the fire is under investigation.

A man was fatally shot in West Palm Beach; police are investigating the incident and seeking community assistance.

Seventeen arrests were made by Boynton Beach Police and the DEA after a 14-month joint operation targeting drug trafficking in Palm Beach and Broward counties.

A Miami man is accused of running over a foot model with his car after a dispute involving a dating app meetup and disagreement over smelling feet and selling sneakers.

The National Weather Service predicts ongoing wet weather in South Florida, with a high chance of showers and thunderstorms, persisting over the weekend.