The Eco Grande Golf Course has reopened after canal restoration work but awaits the delivery of a new fleet of golf carts, with no confirmed date yet.

14-year-old Yojanna Juan Jacinto is missing in Riviera Beach; police ask for public help to find her. She was last seen at school wearing grey shorts and a black shirt.

Firefighters in Pembroke Pines quickly extinguished a residential fire on South Heritage Circle, with no injuries reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Florida State Attorney warns residents of a phone scam about missed jury duty where fraudsters pose as law enforcement and demand fines to avoid arrest.

Evelyn Cruz is accused of masterminding an alleged $11 million dental fraud scheme in South Florida, involving unauthorized dental practices and insurance fraud.

Jamaican-born Nesta Leeloo celebrated her 108th birthday in Tamarac, surrounded by her large family, and received honors including a day named after her.

Theodore Farnsworth pleads guilty to securities fraud involving MoviePass’ parent company, HMNY, and Vinco Ventures, admitting to using deception to inflate stock prices.

A 21-year-old man was arrested in Miami-Dade for threatening Florida Governor Ron DeSantis online and is facing charges with a potential 15-year sentence.

A Florida woman was sentenced to 2.5 years for laundering over $2.7 million from romance scams, the Department of Justice reported. She funneled the money to overseas co-conspirators.

Miami experiences unusually cool temperatures, with morning lows reaching 51 degrees, marking the city's coolest morning in two years due to a persistent northwest wind.

A Florida retiree is pressured by Saudi Arabia to give up US citizenship over critical tweets; he remains jailed with an exit ban despite US consular support.

Enrique Tarrio, former Proud Boys leader serving a 22-year sentence for crimes linked to the January 6 Capitol riot, has requested a pardon from Donald Trump.

An FIU student, Ronaldo Hernandez-Padron, was arrested for alleged threats of violence on Instagram, which he claims were a joke. He faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.