Charges against Ramón Jesurún Sr., the Colombian Football Federation president, for a confrontation at the Copa America final have been dropped, while his son faces aggravated battery charges.

Broward County Animal Care is offering free Pet Care Clinics in August to aid pet owners with vaccines, microchipping, and other preventatives. Pre-registration is recommended. Events are on August 27 and 28 at local libraries.

An altercation in a West Palm Beach BJ's parking lot led to a shooting, with one man injured. Police arrested the suspect and ensured public safety. The victim is stable in the hospital.

I-95 near Boca Raton will close from 11 p.m. Monday to 5 a.m. Tuesday for power line installation, affecting traffic in both directions; detours are planned.

Destene Simmons was arrested for the decade-old murder of her son after new evidence emerged. She has a history of mental illness and is held without bond.

An FHP trooper and a driver were seriously injured in an I-95 crash near Golden Glades Interchange when a Camry hydroplaned and hit the parked cruiser.

One man was killed and another injured in a targeted shooting in Miami Gardens, while three toddlers in the car were unharmed. Police are investigating the incident, which may be gang-related.

Miami is set to experience a break from dreary weather with sunny skies and high humidity leading to heat advisories for 'feels like' temperatures over 110 degrees, although afternoon showers are likely.

The Doral Central Park grand opening is postponed due to weather, rescheduled for August 26, with the city advising residents to follow updates online.

A Colorado dentist faces charges for attempting to solicit a minor and transporting child pornography, after being arrested by an undercover agent in Florida.

A man in Port St. Lucie was detained after a school pickup line incident and found linked to a previous hit-and-run, facing multiple charges including DUI.

Stephen Gilbert, 27, was arrested for making an online threat to burn down a Planned Parenthood clinic in Port St. Lucie, despite lacking evidence of preparations to commit the act.

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba offloaded $50 million worth of drugs at Port Everglades, following successful interdictions in the Eastern Pacific.