Patricia Ripley, accused of drowning her autistic son in 2020, was assigned a new judge and her trial is set for 2025. She pleaded not guilty and her attorney requested discovery.

An investigation is underway after inmate Daisy Link became pregnant at a Miami-Dade jail, raising questions about jail safety and protocols. Her family demands a thorough investigation.

A South Florida family seeks the return of Omer Shem-Tov, held captive by Hamas since October, enduring an ordeal with little information on his condition.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo faces continued claims of political retaliation from Little Havana bar owners, despite a previous $63 million civil rights violation judgment against him.

Richelle Holness, daughter of former Broward Mayor Dale Holness, faces federal charges for misusing campaign funds and making fraudulent emergency benefit claims.

The Florida Supreme Court disciplined 21 attorneys, including revoking licenses and suspending individuals for misconduct.

A Florida woman sustained injuries while defending her dog from an alligator attack near a lake in Pembroke Pines. She blamed the incident on people feeding wildlife and seeks to have the gator relocated.

The great white shark Breton, weighing 1,400 pounds, was spotted off Daytona Beach after a 34,000-mile journey from Nova Scotia. Other great whites, Penny and Crystal, were also detected nearby.

Miami-Dade Transit has ended its temporary fare-free period, restarting regular fees post the Better Bus Network rollout, aimed at enhancing the public transportation system.

Zoo Miami celebrated the birth of a rare babirusa, the first ever at the facility, with the newborn's gender still unknown and not yet on public display.

Florida begins a new Back-to-School Tax Holiday from January 1-14, exempting sales tax on certain clothing, school supplies, and tech for personal use.

Deputies in Tamarac, FL, search for Linda Self, an 81-year-old woman with dementia, missing since December 30.

The Florida Supreme Court disciplined 21 attorneys, including Palm City's Nazmul Islam, who received a one-year suspension for advising a client to skip a court date, resulting in their potential deportation.