Broward County launched a new Citizen Data Portal to enhance public transparency by providing easy access to various data, including environmental and financial information.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill to allow volunteer chaplains in public schools and patriotic organizations to access campuses, inciting debate over church-state separation and professional qualifications.

A Florida couple faces felony charges for trying to claim a fake million-dollar lottery win with a spliced ticket.

The U.S. has resumed deportations to Haiti, sending 50 people back amidst gang violence, after a months-long halt, as reported by CBS News Miami and tracked by activist groups.

The Ortega's newly established eyelash salon and beauty supply store in Miami-Dade were both vandalized and set on fire days before the grand opening, resulting in severe damages and financial hardship. They are seeking help via GoFundMe.

Blanche Ely High School in Florida was locked down after reports of an armed person on campus. Law enforcement, including Broward Sheriff's Office deputies, responded to the threat.

A man was killed in a drive-by shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade, with police investigating and the community mourning the loss of the local DJ and car wash worker.

Richard Globensky faces federal charges for allegedly stealing and transporting Masters golf tournament memorabilia. The case is in Illinois court, with details on why unclear.

Miami is experiencing sunny and warm weather with temperatures expected to reach the mid-80s, with mostly clear nights around 72 degrees, and low chances of rain next week.

Uber introduces a new rider verification program in Miami to enhance safety for drivers, displaying a verification badge on riders' profiles after additional security checks.

Six local heroes were honored with Lynne Johnson Awards at the Coral Springs City Commission Meeting for their volunteer efforts in various community services.

A Colombian mother mourns her son, stabbed to death in a Florida laundromat, facing difficulties in repatriating his remains. No arrests have been made, and she seeks a visa to claim his body.

Florida Power and Light will start a three-month project on S. 14th Avenue in Hollywood, FL, causing periodic lane closures between Moffett and Funston Streets.