Miami Heat's Bam Adebayo donated 300 mattresses to The SEED School of Miami students, a gesture reflecting his own experiences and commitment to the community.

A Brazilian undocumented man was arrested in St. Lucie County, Florida, for illegally harvesting saw palmetto berries, the area's first such arrest in 2025.

Jason A. Reding Quiñones was sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. He was nominated by President Trump and confirmed by the Senate.

A man was arrested for slashing Surfside Police cruiser tires near Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach and was found with a loaded gun and other weapons.

The Florida Department of Health issued advisories for high bacteria levels at Crandon Park North and Collins Park in Miami-Dade County, warning against water activities there.

A truck crashed into Jerzy’s Sports Pub in Margate, leaving the building unsafe but causing no injuries. The incident, caused by driver error, led to significant damage.

Authorities are searching for Sa'nya Herrera, 15, missing from Plantation, FL, and requiring medication. She was last seen wearing a black hoodie and pants.

John Michael MacMillan was arrested in South Florida for allegedly filming a minor in the shower, leading to video voyeurism charges and a $7,500 bond.

Miami's weather today is mostly sunny with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms, a high of 91°F, and a heat index up to 103°F. Evening storm chances drop to 10%.

Boca Raton City Council has chosen Mark Sohaney as the new city manager, succeeding George S. Brown, to ensure smooth city operations and continued progress.

M-DCPS introduces a new back-to-school hotline and upgrades including tech-focused programs, tighter tech usage rules, mental health support, facility improvements, and urges parent engagement.

Playboy Enterprises is relocating its global headquarters to Miami Beach and planning to open a new Playboy Club, aiming to align with the dynamic culture of Miami and focus on multimedia content creation.

Broward Sheriff Tony's harsh words over pay raise disputes with Deerfield Beach City Manager Brimlow have led to tension, causing Brimlow to work remotely. Mayor Drosky seeks a more constructive approach to the situation.