South Florida veterans visited D.C. war memorials on a trip by Honor Flight South Florida, experiencing a day of remembrance and gratitude for their service.

A construction project on the Rickenbacker Causeway in Florida caused northbound traffic delays up to five hours; FDOT is revising the traffic plan in response.

The sewage spill in Lake Worth Beach was stopped after releasing millions of gallons of wastewater. Cleanup is underway, with no drinking water affected.

The Congress Fire near Boca Raton has reignited multiple times, causing Congress Avenue closures, but no evacuations are in place. Firefighters are battling the persistent blaze using drones and controlled burns. The cause is under investigation.

Miami man Brandon Carlos Grant is arrested for second-degree murder after a fatal fight with his roommate over one dollar.

A Miami Gardens mother turned in her son, Jahir Iglesias, to police after finding a gun in his backpack. He faces multiple charges, including weapon possession by a felon.

One man was killed following a car crash in Northwest Miami-Dade that escalated into a shooting. The suspect fled and later barricaded himself but was subsequently arrested by police.

FAU received a donation from Craig and Barbara Weiner for a new Holocaust museum on campus, featuring artifacts and aiming to educate about the Holocaust.

Florida woman is arrested for filing false tax refund claims totaling over $1.9 million, with $500,000 paid out by the IRS. She faces up to 12 years in prison if convicted.

Jason Craig Dyer-Mitchell was arrested for a deadly shooting at a Miami gas station, with two killed and one critically injured.

Gov. DeSantis signed a bill restricting Florida local governments from mandating outdoor worker protections and limited civil police oversight powers. Critics view these actions as an attack on worker safety and local autonomy.

A grass fire in West Miami-Dade forced road closures and prompted a response from firefighters and the Florida Forest Service, affecting nearly 20 acres.

Cool breezes in Miami provide some relief amidst a wildfire near SW 137th Ave and 8th St, which is 45% contained after burning 150 acres. East winds could hinder firefighting efforts, with low chances of rain forecasted.