A federal appeals court upheld an injunction against Florida's Senate Bill 4-C, blocking enforcement of the immigration law and questioning the state Attorney General's compliance with the order.

A man died and another was critically injured in a shooting that led to a car crash in Miami Gardens; Demonte Lumpkin, the deceased, was shot before crashing into a townhouse.

The CEO of a healthcare software company was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion Medicare fraud scheme through fraudulent orders for medical supplies.

Miami forecast: sunny with a high near 88 today, slight rain chance at night; hot, hazy weekend, dry with highs in low 90s; evenings partly cloudy, around 80 degrees. Tropics calm, rain chances increase next week.

A fire at Sunny Isles Beach engulfed three boats early Friday morning, with no injuries reported. Firefighters and the U.S. Coast Guard responded, evacuating a nearby building. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Boca Raton officials received the 2025 Home Rule Hero award from the Florida League of Cities for advocating local control during the Legislative Session.

The Drive-Thru payment window at Hollywood City Hall is closed for maintenance; the city offers alternative payment options, including in-person, drop box, and online.

The Coral Springs City Commission has rejected a five percent increase in business taxes, maintaining the current tax rate. Commissioner Cerra cited concern for the burden on local businesses.

Plantation police are investigating a body found in a pond, with few details released. The identity and cause of death are unknown as divers and police work on retrieval and investigate.

Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 929, enhancing Florida firefighters' health and safety, including mental health support, working hour limitations, and proposing a salary increase.

Hector Martinez was arrested for battering a woman and stealing her phone, after a foot chase involving law enforcement in Stuart, Florida. He was also found with methamphetamine and faces multiple charges.

The Trump administration's travel bans are affecting communities in South Florida, particularly those from Haiti, Cuba, and Venezuela, restricting travel for various reasons and causing concern about family separations and future reunions.

A massage therapist in El Portal, Luciano Felix Guzman, was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting two male clients in his home during massage sessions.