Miami man, Jose Batista, was arrested for a June assault over a love triangle, causing the victim permanent brain injury, with the incident partially caught on video.

Groundbreaking has taken place for the Residences at Marina Village in Riviera Beach, part of a revitalization plan which includes 149 workforce housing units and retail space.

A man in Miami-Dade was arrested for physically abusing his daughter for not attending church, sparking discussions on family violence related to religion.

Tamarac's 45th Annual Turkey Trot 5K Race anticipates high turnout on Thanksgiving morning for runners, walkers, and wheelchair users, with finisher medals and trophies for winners.

Miami-Dade County is rallying volunteers for the Environmentally Endangered Lands Program to restore and maintain over 28,000 acres of sensitive habitats, coordinating with World Habitat Day and International Day of Climate Action for key events.

Mark Sohaney is appointed as Boca Raton's new City Manager, succeeding George Brown. He brings over three decades of naval experience to improve city communication and engagement.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis set Norman Grim Jr.'s execution for October 28 after his 1998 conviction for the murder and sexual battery of his neighbor, Cynthia Campbell.

Lt. Gov. Jay Collins hinted at a Florida gubernatorial run in Miami, aligning with DeSantis and the Trump agenda and connecting with diaspora communities. His speech suggested strategic importance of Miami-Dade County for GOP success.

Fort Pierce Police seek public help to locate missing 14-year-old Shaniyah Joseph, last seen on September 24. She is described as 5'2", 98 pounds, and was wearing a pink gown and sweater.

Miami Police responded to a standoff with a person barricaded in a vehicle, leading to road closures and tactical operations. No injuries have been reported.

22-year-old Yican Wu was arrested in Stuart, Florida, for attempting to extort $40K by posing as a federal agent, linked to a wider fraud scheme involving scammers targeting local residents.

A fire broke out at an Opa-locka junkyard, torching cars and causing extensive damage without injuries. Over forty Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units responded to extinguish the fire; the cause is under investigation.

Two people were shot following an argument in Fort Pierce, with the man dying from his injuries and the woman undergoing surgery. The incident is under active investigation.