A 9-foot alligator blocked traffic on the Selmon Expressway in Tampa before being safely relocated by authorities.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued a Missing Child Alert for Galiea Jones Duncanson, an 11-year-old from Miami Gardens, last seen on NW 155th Street.

Florida renews the Toll Relief Program, offering 50% discounts to regular toll users, aiming to offset high living costs and economic pressures attributed to federal policies.

Two US Navy sailors were honored in Texas, Bruce Binns is a candidate for Navy Bureau of Medicine Sailor of the Year, and Robert Ortiz received the Navy commendation medal.

South Florida residents prepare for a partial solar eclipse with free protective glasses and educational activities at venues like Frost Science Museum and Broward County Libraries.

A woman was detained after recklessly driving a Jeep on Fort Myers Beach, causing beachgoers to panic. No one was hurt and the driver is cooperating with the investigation.

MDEAT awards ten Black-owned businesses in Miami-Dade with $10,000 grants each to support their growth through the Small Minority Black Business Capitalization Grant Program.

Missing 14-year-old Derell Miller from Hollywood, Florida was found after police sought public help. Details on his disappearance and how he was located remain undisclosed.

Hialeah Police issued a Silver Alert for 72-year-old Abilio Alpizar, who is missing from his home. He may be driving a white 2013 Chevrolet Equinox with Florida tag L1NUQ. Authorities ask for public assistance in locating him.

A patient in Broward County threatened a healthcare worker with scissors during an MRI appointment after accusing her of racism. The incident ended without injury, and the patient was arrested.

Two Palm Beach County school employees are jailed on charges of sexual misconduct with students, including unlawful sexual activity and lewd behavior.

A man riding a Jet Ski in a Palm Beach County canal fell off and never resurfaced, prompting an ongoing search by multiple rescue teams with sonar equipment.

The First Baptist Church of Fort Lauderdale reopened for Easter services after a year, having overcome flood damage and financial issues. The community rallied to support the church's revival.