Syed Raza Ali-Khan, 44, is missing since Tuesday from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The Broward Sheriff’s Office seeks public help to locate him.

A boil water notice was issued in Lighthouse Point after a contractor caused a water main break, affecting 125 households. Residents must boil water for consumption as the city conducts tests to ensure safety.

The Miami-Dade Police Department expanded its force by graduating 42 new officers, marking the 140th class to complete the rigorous 39-week training program.

Residents in South Tampa raise money for underwater microphones to investigate persistent low-frequency sounds, believed to be mating calls of Black drum fish.

Boca Raton is enhancing its water disinfection process for two weeks, potentially affecting taste, smell, and posing a risk to dialysis patients and aquatic pets.

The Metrowest Detention Center in Miami-Dade County has installed solar panels to supply 24% of its energy needs, part of the county's green initiatives.

Miami-Dade County approved the installation of speed cameras in 206 school zones, with violators facing a minimum $100 fine for exceeding the limit by over 10 mph.

Miami police found 71-year-old Benita Attilus safe after she went missing earlier in the week. No details on her condition or whereabouts during her disappearance were provided.

A judge blocks JetBlue's $3.8 billion acquisition of Spirit Airlines, siding with the Justice Department's concerns about reduced competition and potential fare increases.

Broward County high school students travel to Tallahassee to engage with legislators and explore civic institutions on an educational trip known as "Rally to Tally."

A two-year-old dog named Pearl was rescued in Fort Lauderdale after being found emaciated and tied to a fence, leading to a fundraising effort for her recovery.

Authorities are searching for 15-year-old Genesis Estrada, who has been missing since November 10 in Miami-Dade. She is described as 5 feet tall with brown eyes and hair. Public assistance is sought in the ongoing investigation.

The United Teachers of Dade union may face decertification, struggling to meet a 60% membership requirement, amidst political tensions and new anti-union laws in Florida.