Three dogs at Broward Animal Care, Tammy, Truffle, and Ding Dong, are at risk of euthanasia if not adopted; one has deteriorated, as the shelter seeks urgent homes for them.

Five men were arrested for drug possession and trafficking at PortMiami while boarding a cruise billed as the "world's biggest gay festival at sea." Security dogs detected drugs including ecstasy, meth, and ketamine in their luggage.

South Florida is experiencing cooler than usual temperatures, with current conditions around 48°F, but is expected to gradually warm up over the week.

Miami Police are searching for Mary Johnson-Jones, an 82-year-old missing woman from the Model City area, last seen wearing a beige sweater dress and black shoes.

The Aston Martin Residences condo association sued developer German Coto, alleging misappropriation and self-dealing.

Human rights groups warn travelers about potential risks to their rights and safety in Florida ahead of the 2026 World Cup, highlighting concerns over increased immigration enforcement.

A USPS worker, Jayven Jolly, was arrested for stealing and cashing rent money orders in South Miami. He faces multiple charges and provided a confession.

A Broward County woman, Keshon Litesha Rivers, is arrested for stealing over $1.2 million from Event Décor Direct, facing charges including fraud and grand theft.

The Coral Springs City Commission opposes a Florida proposal to increase homestead exemption, fearing reduced local government funding and its impact on services.

Washington Park in Broward is getting new lighting to improve safety, following recent sidewalk and drainage upgrades, funded by transportation surtax.

Palm Beach County opens cold weather shelters as temperatures are expected to drop into the low 40s, with arrangements for bus pickups to help those in need.

Deerfield Beach announces its upcoming Pioneer Days event on February 14-15, featuring entertainment and a parade, with road closures and parking restrictions for safety.

Delray Beach is offering locals free tickets to the Delray Beach Open 2026, with 100 tickets available daily on a first-come-first-served basis, requiring proof of residency for collection.