A 14-year-old Ukrainian girl in Broward County, Sofia Koval, is charged with manslaughter for allegedly killing her grandmother and will be tried as an adult.

Eulois Cleckley is leaving his role as Miami-Dade's head of Transportation to lead the Underline project, prompting a search for a new transit director.

A woman was rescued from a trash chute by Miami firefighters and taken to the hospital with ankle fractures. Her entrapment circumstances remain unclear.

Smash Bros, a new health-conscious burger joint by four friends, will open in Edgewater, Miami on October 11, giving away 100 free burgers. They emphasize 100% grass-fed beef and cook fries in beef tallow.

A man was arrested in St. Lucie County for attempting to kidnap and sexually assault a teenager at a gas station.

A man was arrested for attacking a woman with a drill and robbing her at a Miami-Dade gas station. Alexander Gonzalez faces charges of armed robbery and aggravated battery.

A car crashed into a canal in Cooper City, leading to search efforts for a possibly missing passenger. The driver's status is unclear as divers and rescue crews work at the scene. Traffic is affected in the area.

The article details Miami's weather, with high temperatures and increasing chances of rain towards the weekend, including potential tropical downpours from a system in the Gulf of Mexico.

The West Palm Beach police chief, Frank Adderley, was fired by Mayor Keith James over financial misconduct allegations involving top staff. The investigation is ongoing, and Colonel Tony Araujo is interim chief.

Gregori Arzoumanov, president of Turnberry On the Green, was arrested on charges including theft of over $1.5 million.

Boynton Beach announces a new program with Prospera USA that provides walk-in, bilingual business consultation services to local entrepreneurs without appointments.

Palm Beach County broke ground on Phase II of Canyon District Park to add recreational amenities including baseball fields and a playground, set for completion in 2026.

Broward County officials urge pet owners to include their animals in disaster preparedness planning, stressing safety, identification, and evacuation measures.