Miami's relocation of 53 homeless people to a beach hostel from Camillus House has sparked debate on the city's duty to its vulnerable populations amid a rate dispute.

Miami-Dade Police are searching for 87-year-old Marcial Hernandez, missing in Southwest Miami-Dade, and urge the public to contact CrimeStoppers with any information.

Residents in South Florida engage in early voting for the General Election, with a focus on the significance of the Latino vote and candidates making final appeals.

The 29th InterContinental Miami Make-A-Wish Ball hosted by celebrities raised over $42 million, with Gwen Stefani performing, and saw community-wide support for critically ill children.

Former Cypress Bay High student, Timothy Schmidt Jr., was killed in a Halloween shooting in Orlando; a suspect was arrested, and the community is mourning.

The article describes Miami's current pleasant weather and an upcoming tropical system that could bring wind and rain, with a high chance of developing into a storm named Rafael, potentially affecting South Florida.

Officials discovered unauthorized renovations at Florida's Biltmore Hotel, which were made without permits or approval from Coral Gables. A special city meeting is scheduled to address the issue.

Ex-assistant police chief William Vega plead guilty to a misdemeanor in a scheme involving falsification of records for high school football players, avoiding jail by reaching a plea agreement.

A Wellington couple, the Martins, have been jailed for shooting at a tow truck driver who was repossessing their Maserati. They face charges including attempted second-degree murder.

Omarion Ivory, 18, was arrested for the murder of 67-year-old Francis Gennace, with police suggesting he could have become a serial killer. He faces charges including murder and armed burglary.

A body was recovered from a submerged car in a Palm Beach County canal; the vehicle's time underwater and the individual's identity remain unknown.

Palm Beach County opened the new YFC West Office for youth and family counseling, dedicating a room to retired worker Clara Hessing for her long service.

Oleksandr Yurchyk pleaded guilty to charges related to tax fraud and money laundering in a scheme involving staffing businesses and undocumented immigrants in Florida.