Broward County's Juliette Valle Eyes Historic Win at Miss America Pageant in Orlando
Miss Florida Juliette Valle, an aspiring soprano, is preparing to compete in the Miss America contest, potentially becoming the first Hispanic winner in its history. She has received significant support from the Florida Grand Opera.
Monarch High School in Coconut Creek Appeals $16,500 FHSAA Fine Over Transgender Athlete Policy Breach
Monarch High School is appealing a $16,500 FHSAA fine for violating the Fairness in Women's Sports Act, after allowing a transgender student-athlete to compete. The controversy has resulted in staff reassignments and student protests.
Miami Commissioner Carollo Allegedly Continues Vendetta, Against Little Havana Bar Owners Despite $63M Lawsuit Loss
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.
Pembroke Pines Woman Clashes With Alligator to Save Her Rottweiler, Calls for Reptile's Relocation
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.
Monster of the Deep: 1,400-Pound Great White Shark 'Breton' Swims 34,000 Miles to Florida Coast
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.












