Palm Beach County was honored as fifth among Florida's Healthiest Employers in the large employer category for its commitment to employee health and wellness.

Miami police investigated a potential bomb threat due to a man with a suspicious suitcase; the bomb squad responded, streets were closed, but have since reopened. No explosives found, man detained, investigation ongoing.

Georgia CEO Carl Alan Zaglin convicted for bribery and money laundering in a scheme to secure Honduran contracts.

Police officers in Pinecrest, Florida, captured a 14-foot Burmese python found by construction workers, highlighting concerns about this invasive species' threat to local ecosystems.

Surveillance footage shows a man, John Gula, stabbing a property manager at a senior living complex in Miami Beach after a dispute over an apartment inspection.

The FBI seeks public help in identifying a bank robbery suspect from an Amerant Bank in Coral Springs, Florida, sharing the suspect's image for leads.

A large oak tree limb fell on a house and SUV in Hollywood, disrupting power. No lightning was reported; the cause remains unclear. There were no injuries, but the extent of damages is being assessed.

Brett Thomas Graham was sentenced to seven years in prison for defrauding an elderly relative of $8.4 million.

A bookkeeper, Hava Yfrah Austin, was sentenced to 51 months for a $9.8 million embezzlement scheme and tax fraud. She used her employer's funds for gambling and was prosecuted by the IRS-CI.

Miami-Dade County Commissioners approved a $13 billion budget for FY 2025-26 after a late-night session, maintaining property tax but raising trash and water fees. Public transit fees are unchanged, and some charity grants were preserved.

Miami is experiencing traffic delays due to a manhole repair at Northwest 7th St and 12th Ave, with lane reductions and suggested detours in place on Thursday and Friday.

Authorities are searching for a suspect involved in assaulting a Palm Tran bus driver in Lake Worth Beach, asking for public assistance in identifying the individual.

A judge dismissed manslaughter charges against Miami-Dade Officer Mateo, citing "stand your ground" after a 2019 shootout, sparking controversy and plans for an appeal.