A Florida man pled guilty to a biofuel credit fraud, involving over $13 million in false renewable fuel credits and tax credits, and could face five years in prison.

Jesus Cue, a 63-year-old accountant, has been arrested in a fraud case involving the Hammocks Homeowners Association, facing charges of racketeering and money laundering.

A man was arrested after his nephew accidentally shot himself with an unsecured firearm in Tamarac, highlighting the need for secure gun storage around minors.

A mother and her 5-year-old son were seriously injured in a traffic incident in Miami's Allapattah neighborhood; the driver stayed on site and the event is under investigation.

The Fort Lauderdale City Hall, damaged by a flood in April 2023, has been demolished for a modern replacement. The old building was rendered unusable after the flood, leading to plans for a new, climate-resilient structure.

FBI agents detained multiple people during an early morning raid at a Miami Gardens home, with local police assisting in road closures. Details of the operation remain undisclosed.

Miami International Airport and American Airlines hosted an event for children with special needs to familiarize them with air travel through the MIAair program.

Ex-Miami-Dade Commissioner Joe Martinez was convicted of corruption charges after accepting $15,000 for legislative assistance.

Miami's weather is improving with sunny skies and a high of 84°F. Winds are less gusty but still pose a rip current risk. The weekend forecast looks good, with a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

Leo Niemczyk was sworn in as Port St. Lucie's new police chief, succeeding Richard Del Toro. He emphasized training, team support, and adapting to the city's growth.

A 20-year-old Fort Pierce woman named Aniya Sheppard was found shot to death near a road in Brevard County, and deputies are investigating the scenario as a targeted attack.

New gate arms are being installed at South Dade TransitWay intersections to improve travel safety, with activation set for November 11 as part of a larger transit upgrade, including the upcoming BRT service.

PortMiami set a new record with over 8.23 million cruise passengers in Fiscal Year 2024, marking growth and future projects including new ships, terminals, and the initiation of shore power for environmental sustainability.