Hialeah's city council debates new regulations to limit RVs on residential properties due to concerns over illegal mobile home rentals and neighborhood standards.

A $5.2 million yacht experienced bilge pump failure off Fort Lauderdale, leading to its partial submersion. Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue and others refloated it with no injuries reported.

A burst pipe caused significant damage to Miami Beach's Burleigh House Condominium, affecting elevators and raising concerns over the building's maintenance and financial transparency.

Carl Booth Jr., convicted of the 2008 murder of Norman 'Pooh' Griffith, is to be released on probation after a judge reduced his sentence, recognizing his rehabilitation while in jail.

Palm Beach County is preparing for a nuclear disaster drill at Okeeheelee Park, involving local emergency teams and volunteers to practice evacuation and decontamination processes.

A water main break in Hollywood, FL prompts emergency repairs and a boil water advisory for residents between 400 N Ocean Drive to 410 N Ocean Drive. Traffic rerouted.

Former FHP Trooper Joe Sanchez is running for Miami-Dade County Sheriff, joining the race after Freddy Ramirez's withdrawal.

A 6-year-old called 911 after he and his 2-year-old brother were left alone in a dirty Miami-Dade home. Their mother, Demetria Spencer, was later arrested on child neglect charges.

The Feast of the Three Kings was joyously celebrated at Our Lady of Charity National Shrine in Miami with Mass, gifts for children, and traditional treats, reinforcing community and Hispanic cultural heritage.

Florida faces a property insurance crisis with rising rates and widespread fraud, with arrests in Miami and Tampa, highlighting a systemic problem pushing for legislative reform.

The Fort Lauderdale 13.1 Marathon and 10K caused road closures and delays on January 7th, impacting major roads like Seabreeze Boulevard and North A1A, with detours in place from 5:30 to 11:00 a.m.

An EF0 tornado hit Fort Lauderdale, causing minor damage with upturned debris and no injuries reported, as residents and officials responded with cleanup efforts.

The Broward County School Board is considering creating a 377-member police force by 2026, spurring mixed reactions from local officials over safety and cost concerns.