The Flagler Memorial Bridge in Palm Beach malfunctioned on Wednesday morning, causing traffic delays. It was fixed and reopened by 8:17 a.m., with officials yet to comment on the cause.

Two Palm Beach County employees received state recognition for their work in building safety, with Richard Rosales named "Plans Examiner of the Year" and Paul Coleman honored as "Inspector of the Year."

A Florida firearms dealer pleaded guilty to failing to keep proper sales records, violating federal law that mandates tracking of guns for safety and traceability.

The former VITAS Healthcare building in downtown Miami, known for its graffiti, is being demolished following a city lawsuit against the property's developer.

A West Palm Beach man was arrested on 30 charges of possessing child pornography after files were found linked to an IP address at his residence. The ongoing investigation began with an online alert in October.

A stabbing at a Boynton Beach holiday party left one seriously injured. Police arrested a suspect after the altercation, which started as a verbal dispute, escalated.

A witness has come forward in a 2012 Miami murder case, resulting in the arrest of Adrian O'Neal Grimes, providing a breakthrough after a 12-year silence.

Homestead Police request public aid in finding 22-year-old Sara Beth Landin Bernard, missing since Tuesday and reported endangered. She was last seen in black attire.

Tydaijah Murray was arrested for a hit-and-run in Fort Lauderdale that severely injured Yevhenii Arsirii, who lost a leg. Murray faces charges and left the scene on foot; Arsirii now uses a wheelchair.

A SWAT standoff in Fort Lauderdale ended early Friday morning after beginning around midnight, with one person taken into custody and residents displaced for hours.

The article provides a weather update for Miami, Florida, forecasting mild temperatures, sunny conditions, and occasional light showers over the coming days, with perfect conditions for outdoor activities.

Palm Beach County receives over $300,000 from the DOJ for public safety and criminal justice reform, funding e-bikes for police, holiday crime task forces, security cameras, equipment upgrades, and literacy programs.

Wellington's Mom's Club faces difficulties in meeting the demands of their largest-ever gift drive, seeking community help to provide for 1,312 children.