The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 84-year-old Annie Ruth Sands, who has dementia, in Pompano Beach.

Fort Lauderdale is launching a sewer upgrade on NE 38th Street, involving replacing old mains with a new pipeline, with anticipated construction from April 1, 2024, to fall 2025.

A Florida mom was arrested for making a written threat against her daughter's classmate on TikTok. She was released on bond with a no social media condition.

Swimming advisories for seven Palm Beach County beaches were lifted one day after high bacteria levels were reported, now deeming the waters safe again.

In two separate cases in Miami-Dade County, children aged three accidentally shot themselves due to unsecured firearms. One child incurred a hand injury, while the other potentially lost his thumb. Charges were filed against the adults responsible.

Alina Hudak resigns as Miami Beach City Manager after instituting a spring break crackdown including a curfew. She was the city's first female manager.

The University of Miami is introducing an elective on Taylor Swift's branding strategies, open to all majors, focusing on her business acumen and connection with fans through music and personal storytelling.

Leah Funke, a 27-year-old woman from Fairport, was found safe in Miami after she was reported missing. She had last been seen in Miami's Upper Eastside.

The Miramar Police supported the family of Oriola Michael Aregbesola, a sailor who died in a non-combat incident, with the Department of Defense investigating the circumstances.

Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department alerts residents of Miami Shores that water safety notices are not from them, but from entities selling filtration systems. The County water meets safety standards.

Miami's Artify Art Mentoring Program connects Paul L. Dunbar K-8 Center students with art mentors from New World School of the Arts to foster creativity and career opportunities.

Two people were rescued by Boynton Beach Fire Rescue's Dive Team after clinging to their capsized boat in the ocean.

Miami Beach is seeking ways to preserve its historic architecture against a state law that undermines local conservation efforts, risking iconic buildings like the Eden Roc Hotel.