An elderly Canadian man was killed in Boca Raton, Florida, after being hit by a vehicle while crossing a street. The incident is under investigation, and no charges have been filed.

A Wellington Community High School student died following a medical emergency, prompting campus movement restrictions. The school offers support and counselors for grieving students.

A St. Lucie County man, Troy Selph, was re-arrested for possessing 42 child pornography images shortly after an initial arrest for not reporting an address change.

Edward James Dawson was arrested and charged with carjacking and other offenses after a series of attempted carjackings in Hollywood. He was identified by multiple victims and located using license plate reader data.

A home aide in Florida was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a disabled 86-year-old woman he was caring for, with the assault recorded on camera.

Three yachts caught fire in Northwest Miami-Dade, with Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responding; no injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Miami is experiencing its coolest weather since January, with highs in the upper 70s, but a warm-up is anticipated, potentially reaching record heat by Sunday.

Tamarac Commissioner launches a $50,000 aid program for District 3 residents to help with housing costs, targeting seniors and public workers. Applications were accepted at an event, with funds paid directly to service providers.

A Colombian national was sentenced to 27 years for kidnapping two U.S. soldiers in Bogotá, with accomplices also facing justice due to international law enforcement cooperation.

The 11th annual "Meet at the Bridge" event in Miami-Dade County's Arch Creek Park features educational activities, a plant propagation workshop, and food vendors.

Miami-Dade County to host a presentation on March 11 discussing fluoride's effects in drinking water, featuring health experts and Florida's Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Ladapo.

A federal jury found Dustin Sean McCabe guilty of seaman's manslaughter, fraud, and making false statements relating to his vessel operations and a PPP loan.

Florida Governor DeSantis announced enhanced security measures in Miami Beach for Spring Break, with 140 state troopers deployed and the use of drones and K-9 units.