Hollywood Police are searching for a white Chevy Malibu involved in a hit-and-run that killed Rafael Volweider, urging public assistance to find the car.

Angelina Andreoli was arrested in Miami for performing cosmetic procedures without a license after an undercover operation. She offered Botox and fillers illegally and now faces charges.

Miami experiences a heatwave with record-tying high temperatures expected to continue, with slight relief and minimal rain chances forecasted for Mother's Day.

Fort Lauderdale is commencing a stormwater system overhaul in Poinciana Park, starting May 13, 2024. The work will restrict SE 4th Avenue to local traffic and aims to finish by mid-June, weather permitting.

John Rourke, a veteran from Palm City, is aiding East Palestine, Ohio, by donating water filtration systems after a train derailment caused an environmental disaster.

Evan Polinski, intoxicated at nearly four times the legal limit, fired shots at a police car outside a Jewish Center in North Miami Beach; he faces attempted murder charges.

Dru’Niyyia Griffin, shot on Mother's Day 2022, died from injuries two years later. Broward Sheriff's Office seeks her shooter, offering a $5,000 reward.

A public celebration of life for former Florida Governor and U.S. Senator Bob Graham will be held in Miami Lakes, with options for both in-person and online attendance.

The Miami-Dade County Commission voted 8-5 to sell land for a new Costco in South Miami-Dade, despite concerns over the land's appraisal value. The store is expected to boost the local economy and create jobs.

A Miami man has been arrested for allegedly stealing $35,000 for a home improvement job that he never started.

The City of Fort Lauderdale has announced a series of internal promotions within its administration, including new roles for Laura Reece, Ben Rogers, Yvette Matthews, Milos Majstorovic, and Anthony Fajardo.

Miami Gardens Police are investigating after a bound, gagged, and shot body was found near a canal. The male victim's identity is undisclosed, and no suspects are announced.

A fire destroyed a Miami residential building after recent evictions, with the owner suggesting arson; no injuries reported. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, as neighbors worried about the spread. The cause remains under investigation.