Charges against the Ukrainian Makarenko family accused of a hate crime have been dropped due to insufficient evidence.

Search efforts escalate for Ana Knezevich, a missing Fort Lauderdale woman in Madrid, with extensive sharing of her case and intensified public outreach.

An 8-month-old girl named Amelia Martinez is missing in Florida; an AMBER Alert has been issued. She may be with her mother, Arys Martinez, after parental rights were terminated.

Inter Miami CF's stadium is renamed Chase Stadium after a deal with JPMorgan Chase, starting in the 2024 MLS season.

The Palm Beach County School District Police Department is actively recruiting officers to fill vacancies and ensure campus safety, despite national police staffing challenges.

The 14th annual Dolphins Challenge Cancer event aims to surpass its $10.5 million fundraising record to support cancer research at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Fort Lauderdale lifts the advisory for George English Lake and Middle River following a sewage spill, allowing water activities to resume after a prompt cleanup.

11-year-old Londyn Donval was found and safely returned to her family after going missing in Miami. Miami Police and the community were involved in the search.

Miami-Dade Police arrested teens for illegal street racing; several charged with reckless driving and drag racing, following a street takeover in Miami.

Miami Police are searching for Mercedes Caridad De La Quintela, a 60-year-old missing woman from Flagami, considered endangered. They urge public assistance.

A woman in Tamarac, Florida, narrowly escaped injury when her apartment ceiling collapsed due to stormy weather. The American Red Cross is providing support.

Boynton Beach plans to repeal historical segregationist laws and promote inclusivity, with a civic march scheduled to symbolize unity in the community.

Steven Wise, an attorney dedicated to animal legal rights and founder of the Nonhuman Rights Project, has died at 73, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy for recognizing animals as persons with rights.