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.

Taft Street in Hollywood Hills will be partially closed from January 8-10 due to sewer expansion, affecting eastbound traffic near a local elementary school. Police will help manage traffic.

Hundreds gathered in Miami Beach to rally for peace and commemorate the young lives lost in the Israel-Hamas conflict, with a silent march and reading of children's names lost to the violence.

Former South Florida teacher Nicola Austin writes ‘The Rabbit Who Got Away’ to encourage children to read and counter the dominance of technology in their lives.

Delray Beach proposes a $100 million plan to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety, including expanding bike lanes and sidewalks after a concerning crash data study and public feedback.

Miami Beach won three World Travel Awards, including "World's Leading Lifestyle Destination 2023." The city plans to enhance visitor experiences with events and technology.

A fight among teens at Miami's Bayside Marketplace sparked alien sighting rumors on social media, leading to viral speculation and memes, despite police confirmations of no extraterrestrial activity.

A former vet condemns the Miami Seaquarium after a USDA report cites neglect and poor conditions, prompting local government action over unpaid rent and animal welfare concerns.

Christian Nolen played guitar during his awake brain surgery in Miami, a procedure to monitor brain functions and maintain his quality of life and dexterity.

A trio of suspects, one adult and two juveniles, was arrested in Pembroke Pines after a stolen BMW crashed into a guardrail and led to a massi...

74-year-old Lynford Edwards, missing from Lauderdale Lakes, has been found safe after an urgent search by the Broward Sheriff's Office and community appeal.

Florida law enforcement warns of advanced scams where callers impersonate officers and demand money to clear fake arrest warrants. Despite investigation efforts, scammers remain at large.