Miami Beach is naming a street after Norman Braman for his cultural and civic contributions, aligning with the Art Basel Miami Beach event he helped establish.

"Doors to Freedom," an installation showcasing the struggle of artists in authoritarian regimes, will be unveiled at Art Week Miami Beach, highlighting censorship and repression faced by creators.

A federal inmate serving a life sentence for kidnapping resulting in death was erroneously released from Miami-Dade County jail and recaptured in Georgia.

Shannima Yuantrell Session from Florida, known as "Shalamar," must pay $300,000 in restitution after being convicted of sex trafficking, including minors.

A shooting in Pompano Beach left one dead and another injured; the incident involved a local McDonald's and is under investigation. No suspects have been announced.

E11EVEN Miami is ranked as the top nightclub in the U.S. and sixth worldwide by the International Nightlife Association, as its concept redefines Miami's nightlife.

The FBI warns of rising bank account takeover scams involving phishing and social engineering, leading to over $262M stolen and criminals using cryptocurrency to hinder tracing.

Miami Police search for missing endangered 76-year-old man, Salvador Pino, in Little Havana. He's 5'8", bald, and was last seen wearing a brown shirt and blue jeans. Public urged to help.

Two Chihuahuas were rescued and treated for smoke inhalation following a house fire on Northwest 14th Street in Coconut Creek. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with no human injuries, while the cause remains under investigation.

West and Pembroke Parks distributed Thanksgiving meals to residents, with events reflecting community support amidst high food prices and economic challenges.

A driver in West Palm Beach was arrested for trying to hit an LGBTQIA+ running club with his SUV, which is being investigated as a possible hate crime.

Two individuals were hospitalized after a shooting near Miami-Dade's Golden Glades Interchange; one is stable, the other critical. The area was heavily cordoned off as authorities investigated.

A pair face human trafficking charges after police found a victim and her child in a Miami Springs motel, with the victim reporting forced prostitution across states.