Two men were hospitalized after a shooting in Port St. Lucie; police are investigating with no suspects identified yet.

Israel Medina from Miami faces a first-degree murder charge for selling fentanyl that resulted in two overdoses. He sold drugs to a second victim after witnessing the first overdose.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava revealed scheduled completion of Miami International Airport's Skytrain repairs by end of March, aiming to upgrade the airport's infrastructure.

The primary organizer of illegal street races in Miami-Dade was arrested, facing numerous charges including facilitating drag racing and inciting a riot.

A 9-year-old boy, Elyas Marshall-Rodriguez, was fatally struck by a school bus after crawling under it in Central Florida. The community mourns the tragic accident, ruled as such by the medical examiner.

A standoff in Pembroke Pines, Florida, ended with an individual's arrest after they barricaded themselves in an apartment. The situation was resolved without reported injuries.

Residents in South Tampa raise money for underwater microphones to investigate persistent low-frequency sounds, believed to be mating calls of Black drum fish.

Boca Raton is enhancing its water disinfection process for two weeks, potentially affecting taste, smell, and posing a risk to dialysis patients and aquatic pets.

A Miramar high school student was arrested for bringing a gun to school and faces a $5,000 bond, curfew, and GPS monitoring. His parents pleaded for leniency, while prosecutors underscored the seriousness of the offense.

A man in South Florida is charged with raping a mentally disabled woman he met online, with the assault taking place at a business complex in Fort Lauderdale.

Thief caught on CCTV stealing a tourist's Gucci bag and Cartier glasses at a Miami restaurant; police unable to search apartment building where stolen items were tracked.

Kenneth Bonawitz, a Proud Boys member, was sentenced to five years for assaulting officers during the Capitol riot.

The Metrowest Detention Center in Miami-Dade County has installed solar panels to supply 24% of its energy needs, part of the county's green initiatives.