South Florida anticipates a warm weekend with forecasts showing mid-80s temperatures, sunny skies, and mild conditions, with a slight chance of rain at the start of the week.

Fort Lauderdale is conducting emergency sewer repairs after a main break, leading to road closures and waterway advisories.

A teacher at Donna Klein Jewish Academy is charged with having a sexual relationship with a student; evidence includes security footage and Google Docs messages.

Colombian national Jorge Giovanni Escobar Gonzalez was sentenced to 57 months for his role in a nationwide jewelry theft ring, causing over $4.4 million in losses.

U.S. Attorney Jason A. Reding Quiñones collaborates with Monroe County leaders to bolster public safety and environmental protection in the Florida Keys.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis proposed an Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights to protect citizens' privacy and outline consumer protections against AI overreach.

A sixth suspect, 19-year-old Tevens Darnell Bradley, has been arrested for a shooting during an unpermitted anti-violence event at Sara Sims Park, where three women were injured.

A man in Palm Springs was robbed of jewelry after winning a lottery ticket, with Christian Nasir Nelloms arrested for the crime based on surveillance footage and facial recognition.

Tom Jenkins' Bar-B-Q in Fort Lauderdale is closing after 36 years due to financial pressures, leaving the community to reminisce about its cherished Southern-style cuisine and role as a local fixture.

A 45-year-old Miramar man and his dog, reported missing after being last seen on Pembroke Road, were found safe at a local Wawa the next morning.

The Miami mayoral race heads to a runoff on December 9, with Eileen Higgins and Emilio González as the top contenders. Early voting is available for residents.

Miami is expected to have a warm weekend with temperatures reaching the mid-80s, with a possible isolated shower on Sunday and a cooler, rainy start to next week.

A Florida firefighter, Alex Lutz, faces charges for attacking teenagers with a bat after a "ding-dong-ditch" prank. He is held on a $35,000 bond and placed on leave from his department.