Authorities and the Coral Springs community are searching for missing 69-year-old Leanise Demosthenes, last seen in black clothes and possibly experiencing dementia.

Delray Beach has begun construction of a new water treatment plant to improve water quality and comply with regulations, making it the city's largest infrastructure project at $300 million.

Vivian Hernandez was found guilty of charges related to resisting eviction from Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park, including disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.

Minute Maid will stop producing frozen juice concentrates by April 2026 due to changing consumer preferences, with Coca-Cola focusing on ready-to-drink and low-sugar juice products instead.

A CDC-confirmed outbreak of gastrointestinal illness affected 27 people on a cruise from Miami to Honolulu. Causes unknown; the cruise line has intensified cleaning procedures.

A small plane lost a wheel and damaged its wing during runway difficulties at Pompano Beach Airpark; operations remained largely unaffected. No injuries were reported.

Daniel Nemehiah Little was arrested in Miami on charges of child pornography possession and domestic violence after his spouse found incriminating content and was allegedly choked by Little.

A cold front is bringing cooler weather and possible showers to Miami, with temperatures expected to drop to the mid-40s and a chilly wind chill factor.

Broward County Animal Care's Valentine's event, Plenty of Pets, offers fee-waived adoptions, a raffle, and a family-friendly adoption day with activities.

Washington Park is set to get improved street lighting with LED lights and concrete poles to enhance safety, starting February 16, 2026, thanks to Broward Public Works and Florida Power & Light.

Ryan Wesley Routh sentenced to life plus seven years for attempted assassination of Trump and assaulting an officer.

Miami schools were briefly placed on lockdown after a false report of an armed individual on campus. No threat was found after a search by authorities.

Homeowners in Boca Raton are suing their HOA over noise from pickleball courts, arguing the courts lack proper approval and cause disruption. The HOA countersues for unauthorized property changes by the plaintiffs.