Firefighters from the Broward Sheriff's Office rescued a pelican tangled in a fishing line off Dania Beach and transported it to a wildlife care center.

A contractor hit a water main in Palm Beach County, causing an urgent repair response and a boil water notice for nearby residents. Repairs and updates are ongoing.

Miami Beach's midnight curfew, established to control spring break crowds, will continue after a judge denied an emergency injunction sought by three nightclubs.

Miami celebrates St. Patrick's Day with ideal weather, featuring sunny skies and temperatures peaking at 84 degrees, but a possible switch-up could bring record heat before a cool-down with expected storms.

Former Mayor Charles Burkett raises concerns about voter irregularities in Surfside's mayoral race, involving an unoccupied house with three registered voters. The state attorney's office is investigating.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting during a reported home invasion in Central Broward. The incident is under investigation by the Broward Sheriff’s Office.

Zoo Miami celebrates its first hatching of a tawny frogmouth chick, contributing to the conservation of the species known for its nocturnal habits and monogamous nature.

Margate Police Chief Joseph Galaska faces a no-confidence vote by his officers amid allegations of harassment and creating a hostile work environment.

A fatal officer-involved shooting in Davie, Florida is under investigation by the FDLE after officers responded to a medical call and a man was killed.

A woman was found fatally shot in a Tamarac, Florida home, with Broward Sheriff's Office investigating the incident.

The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded seized drugs worth over $52 million in Fort Lauderdale and detained 27 suspects following operations in the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean Sea.

Lawrence Road between Hypoluxo and Lantana Roads is closing starting Monday for culvert replacement, with detours via S. Congress Avenue or S. Military Trail until March 26.

Fort Lauderdale starts a road project on Hendricks Isle Drive with traffic disruptions expected from March 18-22, 2024, and advises residents on parking and drive with caution.