Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) invites potential firefighters to a Recruitment Open House event this Saturday for those interested in joining their ranks.

Q Link Wireless and CEO Issa Asad sentenced for defrauding government programs, ordered to pay over $109 million in restitution, with Asad receiving a five-year prison term.

A shooting in Fort Lauderdale resulted in one hospitalization, one detention, but no arrest. The victim was conscious upon transport; the circumstances remain unclear.

Miami Beach approved a pilot program allowing alcohol sales on the beach by Boucher Brothers, aiming to regulate drinking, increase city revenue, and ensure public safety, despite some opposition from skeptics.

South Florida communities are organizing events to provide students with school supplies, including backpack giveaways and resources for the upcoming academic year.

Tristen Epps, winner of "Top Chef" Season 22, hosts a pop-up dinner series at Red Rooster Overtown, previewing his Houston venture Buboy with a mix of restaurant favorites and new Afro-Caribbean dishes.

The 'Unicorn World' event in South Florida was canceled, leaving families seeking refunds and answers, with some questioning the legitimacy of the company.

Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba are suspended for a match by MLS after missing the All-Star Game, despite Messi's management of a tight schedule and Alba's injury.

Robert Lee Hoover of Family Farms in Davie, Florida, is arrested on multiple animal cruelty charges, as reported by NBC Miami. The farm is temporarily closed following the arrest.

Hollywood celebrated its 100th anniversary with events drawing 70,000+ participants, including the return of Party on the J and Salsa Fest, with more festivities planned.

Fort Lauderdale partners with Southern Underground Industries for Sewer Pump Station A-20 overhaul, starting July 28, 2025, and expected to conclude in fall 2026. Traffic will be rerouted; residents can expect noise but uninterrupted services.

Stephen Costa, 40, sentenced to 14 years for leading a $78 million pharma drug diversion scheme, affecting patients and pharmacies across the U.S. from 2013 to 2019.

South Florida police seek help to identify a duo suspected of stealing over $2,000 in products from Sephora stores.