An SUV crashed during a police chase in Fort Lauderdale, injuring three and leading to the driver's arrest. The vehicle, linked to a Hendry County felony, hit a power pole after losing control.

The Dolphins, with a 9-3 record, are set to face the 4-8 Titans on Monday Night Football, with the former favored to win and continue their pursuit of the AFC East title.

Three Lauderdale Lakes Middle School students were hospitalized after a suspected drug overdose. Details about the substance are unclear, and officials continue to investigate the incident.

Florida is ranked as the fifth-best state for jobs in a study by WalletHub, with high employment growth and job satisfaction despite average rankings in job opportunities and workweek duration.

Rapper Rich the Kid was arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest during a bomb threat investigation in Miami Beach after trying to enter a restricted zone.

A Miami woman received a 5-year sentence for a Facebook romance scam that bilked $60,000 from a 75-year-old widow, resulting in the victim facing potential homelessness.

The Palm Beach Concours Car Show held at Trump International Golf Club featured over 100 luxury cars and supported families dealing with pediatric cancer through the MiniMe Foundation.

A couple in West Palm Beach was found dead from gunshot wounds one week after their wedding; a person of interest has been arrested on first-degree murder charges.

Miramar Police seek help identifying a disoriented woman called Maria, found near Flamingo Road and Miramar Parkway, with no confirmed identity or relatives located.

Miami-Dade Mayor pardons pigs Travis and Taylor, saving them from becoming holiday meals, with the celebration at Latin Café 2000 featuring Cuban food.

A man, Sony Josaphat, faces first-degree murder charges for a double homicide in West Palm Beach. The victims, found shot at Summit Run Circle, remain unnamed under Marsy's Law. An ongoing investigation seeks the motive.

Two teenagers were arrested at a pro-Palestinian protest during Art Basel in Miami Beach, facing charges such as disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.

Florida workers are owed over $6.5 million in unpaid wages, with the Department of Labor stepping in to recover funds and aid employees in claiming their due pay via an online database.