A Miami couple was sentenced for a multi-million dollar health care fraud and money laundering scheme, with the wife serving nine years for fraudulent claims and the husband three years for money laundering. Over $6 million in assets were recovered.

Coral Springs' International Dinner Dance this August spotlights Haitian culture with food, dance, and attire at the Marriott Heron Bay. Tickets cost $75 and must be purchased in advance.

A Fort Lauderdale officer was hospitalized after rescuing a dog from a burning apartment; two teens also escaped unharmed. Firefighters extinguished the kitchen fire. The incident underscores first responders' bravery.

At least one person died in a Palm Beach County crash involving a semi and five other vehicles; multiple injuries are reported and authorities are investigating.

A teen was arrested for a bomb threat on a Spirit Airlines flight; three others were questioned. No ongoing threat was found, and the plane was cleared after investigation.

An individual died after jumping onto Tri-Rail tracks in Pompano Beach, causing service disruptions. Authorities are investigating, with no suspicion of foul play.

The renovated Freedom Tower in Downtown Miami, set to open this fall, showcases its historical significance, embodying Cuban and broader community heritage.

Aventura Police responded to a false shooting report at El Dorado Condominium, which turned out to be a swatting hoax, causing temporary panic among residents.

Teddy Bridgewater was suspended from his coaching role at Miami Northwestern for giving players impermissible benefits, which were self-reported and led to his benching.

Broward County teachers voted to retain their union, emphasizing the importance of collective bargaining amidst stricter unionization laws in Florida.

A woman was found shot dead outside Lucerne Greene Condominiums in Lake Worth; Palm Beach County Sheriff's detectives are investigating. Identity and motive remain unknown.

Forecast indicates showery and stormy conditions will persist in Miami, with heavy rainfall and high humidity expected, but a shift towards drier and hotter weather is anticipated by the weekend.

Amavi, a Mediterranean restaurant from New York has opened in Miami's Midtown area, replacing Mau Miami. The venue offers a luxurious dining environment and a menu of classic and contemporary flavors, headed by executive chef Tolga Mutlu.