Fort Lauderdale police seek a child caught on video killing a duck; a $5,000 reward is offered for information.

Homestead launches a swim program for kids, funded by CDBG, to teach swimming and water safety, starting Feb 9, 2026. The program is for residents meeting income criteria.

Commissioner Milian Orbis introduced the "Flags Across Miami-Dade" initiative for the US 250th anniversary, fostering patriotism and community engagement.

The Miami-Dade BAAB will host the Black History Month Kickoff on February 6, celebrating a centenary of black history. The public is invited to the event at the Stephen P. Clark Center.

Miami-Dade's Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia will deliver the first State of Elections Address on January 22, 2026, at the Miami-Dade Elections HQ, reflecting on past work and future goals.

Deerfield Beach is hosting a free document shredding event for residents to safely dispose of sensitive papers, emphasizing identity theft prevention and recycling.

Harrel Braddy faces resentencing for the 1998 murder of five-year-old Quatisha Maycock after a historic Supreme Court ruling on Florida's death penalty law.

Man arraigned for filming under girl's dress at a church in Pembroke Pines, with witnesses supporting the charge. The suspect admitted to the act, but claimed the footage was deleted.

Deerfield Beach voted to create their own police and fire departments, ending their contract with the Broward Sheriff's Office despite concerns from residents and the Sheriff's attempts to renew the partnership.

Palm Beach County is advancing its Resilience Action Plan with initiatives to combat flooding and heat, including floodproofing and tree canopies, seeking community input through upcoming workshops.

Jury selection begins for the trial of the Alexander brothers, charged with sex trafficking and abuse, including the sexual exploitation of a minor. The trial in New York City follows allegations of abuse by numerous women involving drugs and rape.

A Fort Lauderdale man's U.S. citizenship was revoked after he pleaded guilty to obtaining it unlawfully and was later convicted of child pornography charges.

Smokey Bones is closing stores, including its West Boca Raton branch, as part of parent company Twin Hospitality's financial struggles. Some locations are being turned into Twin Peaks lodges to improve returns.