Hospital worker arrested for stealing patient's $45,000 Rolex at Keralty Hospital, caught on camera with evidence leading to charges of grand theft and elder exploitation.

Governor Ron DeSantis appointed State Representative Mike Caruso as the Palm Beach County Clerk and Comptroller, with Caruso set to maintain his commitment to public service in this new role.

An accident on I-195 near Alton Road left one bicyclist dead and another critically injured after a white Ford sedan struck an electric bicycle. Authorities are investigating; the interstate was temporarily closed.

Homestead Police seek public help in finding 17-year-old Micah Bell, last seen Monday morning near Blakey Park and wearing a white T-shirt with a cross and gray sweatpants.

Florida authorities issued an Amber Alert for two children, Aizon and Akachi Turner, believed to be kidnapped by their non-custodial mother, Audrey Turner.

Miami faces a hot week with likely afternoon showers and thunderstorms, high temperatures around 92 degrees, and heat indexes up to 106. The pattern of heat and sporadic rain continues, offering little respite.

Miami Police seek help to find Amanda Crews, 48, missing from Model City, described as vulnerable. She was last seen in a purple shirt, jeans, and black Crocs.

South Florida restaurants faced temporary shutdowns due to health violations such as roach infestations and improper food storage. They reopened after addressing the issues.

The Florida Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) starts a property tax audit in Palm Beach County amid rising tax collections, with officials defending their fiscal policies and the local sheriff’s budget under scrutiny.

The Missing Child Alert for 4-year-old Azariah Woodson in Florida was cancelled after he was reported safe; details of his recovery haven't been disclosed.

The City of Fort Lauderdale is hosting a meeting to present new road designs for Andrews and NE/SE 3rd Avenue, focusing on pedestrian and cyclist safety.

A 49-year-old man died in a jet ski accident in Boynton Beach's E-4 Canal. First responders could not save him, and investigations by BBPD and FWC are underway.

Pembroke Pines residents can safely dispose of hazardous waste at a city event on September 6, 2025, offered by the City and Republic Services. Proof of residency required.