The Florida Supreme Court has ordered suspensions for three Broward County judges over various misconduct, including inappropriate comments and political activities.

Jurors sentenced Anthawn Ragan to life without parole for a 2013 murder; his defense cited mental health issues, but prosecutors highlighted his violent past.

NOAA will discontinue tracking the economic impacts of climate-related extreme weather by 2024, as part of a shift in priorities under the Trump administration, raising concerns about the future of climate data and preparedness.

Two people survived a small plane crash in the Florida Everglades and were transported to a hospital with non-serious injuries; the FAA is investigating the cause, possibly engine issues.

Palm Beach authorities investigate a migrant landing on the town’s shoreline, with officials urging vigilance and community awareness.

A teen was arrested for a deadly Valentine's Day crash in Pembroke Pines that killed an elderly couple; he faces vehicular homicide charges for driving recklessly.

Miami's weather forecast predicts mostly sunny days with increasing chances of rain, including potential thunderstorms mid-week, offering relief to the dry region.

Jeanette M. Nuñez is the sole remaining candidate for FIU president after the other two withdrew, with her selection pending public scrutiny and a board meeting.

The Who announces a North American farewell tour starting August 16, with the opening concert in Sunrise, featuring members Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend. Tickets go on sale in May.

A Brooklyn teen was arrested for making threats and swatting calls to schools in Parkland, Coral Springs, and Uvalde, leading to a major law enforcement collaboration.

A new traffic signal has been installed at the intersection of SW 152 Avenue and Alex Muxo Jr Boulevard, with temporary flashing lights to alert drivers of the change. Regular operation will begin Friday.

Southbound lanes of RCA Center Drive in Palm Beach Gardens will close on May 9 for utility work, with detours planned. The work is expected to last two weeks.

The Greater Boca Raton and Boynton Beach Chambers of Commerce honored local first responders with awards for their service and dedication at a luncheon event.