Henry E. Kinney Tunnel northbound in Fort Lauderdale will be closed overnight on February 18 for system testing.

Hollywood's Taft Street will see construction of a shared-use path from SR 7/US 441 to N 40th Street starting February 2025, aimed at improving safety and connectivity.

A Florida woman has pleaded guilty to a human smuggling conspiracy that led to 16 deaths, including children, after a vessel sank en route from Cuba to the US.

A California man was convicted for a sophisticated diamond investment fraud scheme, defrauding investors with false promises and using funds for personal expenses.

An armed robbery occurred at a Boca Raton Walgreens; the male suspect, armed with a firearm, remains at large. Police are investigating and seeking information.

A child was erroneously dropped off at the wrong Miami school, prompting police to seek help identifying the boy and the man who left him there. The child was later safely reunited with his family after a mix-up by a family friend.

Venus Hernandez, a 15-year-old Miami-Dade girl, went missing on Dec. 27 and authorities are searching for her, expressing concerns she may need services.

Miami is experiencing unusually cool weather with temperatures in the 40s, high humidity, and brisk winds. Warmer weather is expected to return over the weekend.

A Miami high school security monitor was arrested for engaging in inappropriate behavior with a minor, allegedly using his position to groom her and facing charges of lewd conduct and offenses against students.

Pedro Engel Rivas-Sanchez was arrested for a double stabbing in Miami's Little Havana after a tip led police to him and his distinctive vehicle. He faces charges including attempted murder.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has appointed Curtis E. Osceola as Chief Resilience Officer to lead the county's climate resilience efforts.

Broward County initiates its Point-in-Time Count to survey the homeless population, involving local law enforcement and volunteers, as part of a federally required effort to inform policy and solutions for homelessness.

The Mandel Public Library of West Palm Beach is hosting a job fair on February 4th to connect job seekers with local employers from various industries.