A teenage girl in Port St. Lucie was charged with felony for hitting a police car with a shovel, causing over $1,200 in damage. No injuries were reported, and the arrest was noted for the officers' restraint.

One person was hospitalized following a collision between two boats near Miami's Nixon Beach, with the Coast Guard and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responding.

Miami faces a rare cold snap with potential near-record lows and brisk northern winds, and "falling iguanas" due to the chill, but temperatures are expected to rise later in the week.

The Dr. Frederica Wilson/Skyway Elementary School in Miami Gardens is undergoing a $34.1 million upgrade to modernize facilities and integrate advanced STEM programs.

The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School band is invited to perform at Rome's 2027 New Year Parade, following an announcement by Bob Bone during a school event.

The Stuart Air Show in Florida features mini-jets, historic aircraft, and aerobatics, with discounts for online ticket purchases and tributes to Veterans and First Responders.

Lionel Messi led Inter Miami to the Eastern Conference semifinals with two goals and two assists in a 4-0 win over Nashville SC, potentially heading towards a second consecutive MLS MVP award.

A live grenade found at a Goodwill in Fort Pierce led to a bomb squad response, with police investigating how it ended up in donation items. No threat to public safety is suspected.

The FBI is investigating the death of a passenger on the Carnival Horizon cruise ship as it docked in Miami, with few details released due to the ongoing inquiry.

Miami is experiencing near-record high temperatures, with a weekend forecast of sunny skies before a sharp cooldown next week, including possible gusty winds.

A South Florida startup is racing to bring the first-ever enamel-regrowing treatment to market by next year—a breakthrough that could make drilling and filling teeth obsolete. The protein-based gel, developed with University of Nottingham researchers and a UCSF scientist, actually rebuilds damaged enamel instead of just patching it up.

Two Aventura brothers were arrested for allegedly scamming investors out of $920,000 to fund a lavish lifestyle, facing charges of grand theft and securities fraud. They promised high returns on real estate investments that never materialized.

Jazz in the Heights: America-N-Miami, hosted by Vice Chairman Kionne L. McGhee, is a free music festival in Miami that aims to uplift the community with performances by Dru Hill, Chris Kirkpatrick, and more.