The Florida Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to the state's felon gun ban, leaving the current prohibition in place against convicted individuals like William Edenfield owning firearms.

The Florida State Guard is intensifying its immigration control efforts, while Governor DeSantis promotes a strong security posture during his presidential campaign, further supported by a $57 million funding proposal.

A Florida family of four was hospitalized after an explosion, suspected to be from a gas leak, destroyed their West Park home and damaged surrounding properties.

Coral Springs Commissioner Joshua Simmons has been elected to the NLC Board at the 2023 City Summit, set to serve a two-year term focusing on advocacy and governance for U.S. municipalities.

Three men from Florida face potential life sentences or death penalty after being charged with kidnapping and murder related to the death of a Miami-Dade resident.

South Florida experiences cool morning with temperatures rising later. A small craft advisory is in effect due to strong north winds. Weekend may warm up with a chance of showers on Christmas.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for 12-year-old Aquan Carrion, who went missing in North Lauderdale; he was last seen wearing khaki shorts and a maroon shirt.

A counselor, Treaunshae Gibbons, is accused of aiding an abuser and neglecting to protect a 15-year-old girl from years of torture in Margate, Florida.

LGBTQ women were attacked in Miami's Wynwood, with police investigating as a possible hate crime, and a simultaneous assault on a transgender woman also occurred.

Casa Ya'ax opens in Wynwood, Miami, offering an upscale experience of coastal Mexican cuisine crafted by Chef Omar Montero, known for La Santa Taqueria.

Firefighters extinguished a massive blaze at a Hialeah gas station, with no injuries. The cause is under investigation, similar to a recent nearby fire.

A 13-year-old boy died after being pulled from a canal in northwest Miami-Dade and did not survive his injuries despite being rescued and taken to the hospital.

Ex-intern for Senator Rubio, Barbara Balmaseda, was arrested on charges linked to the Capitol riot, facing a felony and four misdemeanors. Her involvement in the event was captured on CCTV.