A man was arrested in South Palm Beach County for scamming the elderly, involving a fake PayPal investigation and impersonating FBI agents. He faces charges for grand theft and computer fraud.

A man was fatally shot by police following a domestic dispute in Boynton Beach; FDLE is investigating the incident involving an individual with a machete.

MSC Cruises launched the world's largest cruise terminal at PortMiami, capable of servicing 36,000 passengers daily and hosting three ships. The terminal will be the base for MSC's new flagship through 2025.

Two vehicle incidents in Fort Lauderdale injured several people, including a police officer and suspect, with emergency services responding to both crashes.

A shooting in Miami-Dade left a woman dead and two juveniles critically wounded; the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is investigating and seeking community help.

Community leaders attended the 12th Annual Broward Health Ball for charity, contributing to local hospital services, with performances and auctions enriching the event.

Plantation Police are searching for missing 28-year-old James Fluellen, last seen on a bicycle wearing a hospital gown, distinguished by a facial cross tattoo. Public assistance is requested.

Miami to experience warm evenings and a hot Sunday before a storm system brings potential rain and thunderstorms midweek, followed by cooler temperatures.

A black SUV with bullet holes was found after a shooting in Northeast Miami-Dade; three victims, including a child, may have been hospitalized. Police are investigating the scene and details are limited.

Zoo Miami is modernizing, affecting exhibits and relocating gorillas Shango and Barney as part of the changes, as detailed by WSVN and Instagram posts.

Florida's Biscayne Bay will benefit from funds raised by a newly approved specialty license plate, with proceeds going to habitat restoration and water quality projects.

Miami issues temporary luxury transport licenses for the Grand Prix, valid April 25-May 9, 2025, to state-licensed operators. Applications are in-person with immediate decal issuance possible.

Brad Mock was sworn in as the new Police Chief of Coral Springs, succeeding former Interim Chief Brad McKeone. He aims to enhance public safety through partnerships and advanced technology like the RTCC.