Indiana Hoosiers fans rally in Miami Beach ahead of the College Football Playoff National Championship, while University of Miami fans and alumni show their support at their own campus pep rally.

Ticket prices for the CFP National Championship game remain high, with the cheapest listed at $4,001 and parking passes nearly $450. Demand stays strong despite expectations for traditional price drops before the event.

A nightclub in Miami Beach faced backlash for playing an anti-Semitic song, prompting condemnation from local officials and a public apology from the venue promising an internal review.

An 8-year-old girl died and her family was seriously injured when their car hit a pole in Greenacres; intoxicants are suspected as a factor in the crash.

Four people were shot during what seemed to be an online transaction in Fort Pierce, prompting a police investigation and the execution of a search warrant at a home where firearms were found.

Truck driver Olson Jean was arrested on charges of first-degree murder and evidence tampering after blood was found in his truck, reportedly linked to Wendy Moncion's death.

Miami Police seek public help to locate Punita Kevala Frey, missing from Coconut Grove since January 6. She's described as 5'5", white female weighing 150lb with brown hair and eyes.

Three men were hospitalized following an early morning shooting in Brownsville, Miami-Dade, with the sheriff's office investigating unprovoked gunfire.

Miami experienced a chilly Monday, with temperatures in the upper 40s and wind chill in the low 40s. A gradual warming trend is expected, with milder conditions by Tuesday.

A Boca Raton man was arrested in a dispute over contractor payments. He is accused of contracting without a license and not returning payment for unstarted work.

Uber driver kidnapped at gunpoint in Boynton Beach; suspects Isaiah Thurston and Jakeria Riley arrested for kidnapping, armed robbery, and other charges.

Three men from Georgia were indicted in Miami for kidnapping, robbery, and firearm charges following a crime spree that began with their escape from custody.

The Southern District of Florida's U.S. Attorney's Office inducted new AUSAs and SAUSAs, with U.S. Attorney Reding Quiñones emphasizing their role in law enforcement and community protection.