A Fort Lauderdale parks employee faces an enhanced battery charge after police say she threw vodka into a 72‑year‑old's face at Holiday Park.

At a Tiger Bay luncheon in Orlando, David Jolly pitched moving hurricane coverage into a state catastrophic fund and a decade-long plan to boost teacher pay and services.

Customs officers at Port Everglades seized a container of counterfeit luxury fragrances that would be worth more than $1 million if authentic. The shipment arrived from Singapore and is now in federal custody.

Concord Wilshire bought 43 acres of the Tuttle Royale site for $60M after a judge ordered the sale, ending months of foreclosure and bankruptcy wrangling.

Deputies say a 23-year-old Miami man used a fake ID to pick up nearly $50,000 in silver from a FedEx delivery in Wellington. Surveillance and employer dashcam footage led to his arrest.

A northwest Miami‑Dade man was stabbed during a robbery Thursday night; deputies say the attackers fled with his belongings and he was hospitalized in stable condition.

David Ray Wyrick, previously charged after a violent Monroe County deputy assault, was shot after investigators say he tried to ignite propane tanks near the Jackson County Courthouse.

Muggy start with patchy fog early Saturday and highs near 81°F. A front arrives Monday with a chance of storms and gusty winds—plan accordingly.

Three South Florida men were arrested after deputies found dozens of shell casings at Card Sound Bridge; a 9mm handgun was recovered and the case is under investigation.

A helicopter landed on SR 826 in Miami‑Dade after a crash forced lane closures Friday morning; responders were on scene and traffic was snarled.

A Sunny Isles police drone helped officers locate a car tied to a Lauderhill attempted homicide, leading to two arrests and the recovery of a stolen gun.

FDA found E. coli in a Raw Farm cheddar sample but says the strain matches a 2025 outbreak, not the current cluster. Investigators and the company say testing and recalls are ongoing.

FDLE closed its probe into about $86K in payroll payments to a Pembroke Park commissioner; the mayor called the decision unsatisfying and the town faces renewed scrutiny.