A Miami volleyball coach was arrested for allegedly molesting a teen at BridgePrep Academy. He claims any contact was accidental. Investigations reveal past inappropriate messages to minors, and there is concern as he still coaches youth volleyball.

A man was shot and killed in Florida City; police found him with a chest wound. Miami-Dade Police are investigating without suspects yet. The incident follows another recent local shooting.

David Knezevich faces charges including murder for his estranged wife's disappearance in Spain. Evidence suggests he traveled to harm her, while his attorney claims he was far away.

A broken 6-inch water main on Washington Street prompted a boil water advisory; city crews are making emergency repairs with no fixed timeline for completion.

Boynton Beach Police confirm the safe recovery of missing teen Josefina Mondello. She was found in good health, ending the search that began after her recent disappearance.

Two men were hospitalized after a serious car crash at North Congress Ave and Hank Aaron Drive in West Palm Beach, leading to traffic reroutes and an ongoing investigation.

An 81-year-old veteran was attacked during a home invasion in Martin County, leading to the theft of his medical marijuana and community outrage. The assailant is still at large.

Dr. Lorenzo Johnson Sr., a pioneer in desegregating a Miami school in 1961, returned to Earlington Heights Elementary as principal for a day, sharing his experiences and inspiring current students.

Authorities are urgently searching for Michelle Berganza, a 16-year-old missing for over a week in North Lauderdale. She was last seen on November 6th, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Broward Sheriff's Office.

Authorities cleared a suspicious package in downtown Miami, restoring access after temporary street closures and an investigation that disrupted local residents.

Miami is set for more fine weather with partly sunny skies and highs of 82 degrees. The weekend will cool slightly, while Tropical Depression 19 poses a potential rain risk.

Miami broker George Pino will surrender for a felony vessel homicide charge from a 2022 accident where a teen died and others were injured. He has pleaded not guilty.

Fort Lauderdale hazmat teams responded to a white powder scare at a downtown business, quarantining affected employees, but later found the substance to be harmless. The FBI is investigating the incident.