Miami Central High School's football team forfeited all season victories due to an ineligible player, facing probation and fines as they consider an appeal.

Road closures and traffic delays are anticipated in Palm Beach County on Election Day due to security for an event and a watch party hosted by former President Trump.

Homestead Police arrested David Gross Andersen for an attempted abduction, which mirrored a previous incident and fits a pattern of predatory behavior using requests for help as a ruse.

North Miami Beach Police are searching for a suspect in an armed sexual battery at a massage parlor. The man is described as Black, aged 20-30, wearing a gray shirt, cargo shorts, and white shoes.

The FBI has launched a security operation with a South Florida command center to protect election integrity. They are monitoring various types of potential infractions and responding to disinformation campaigns.

Florida voters face key decisions on ballot measures to protect abortion rights and legalize adult-use marijuana, which could indicate a major shift in the state's policies on these issues.

A man is accused of attempting to set another patient on fire at HCA Florida Mercy Hospital, causing an evacuation and his subsequent arrest on serious charges.

Miami is preparing for wind gusts up to 40 mph and thunderstorms, with the Keys under a tropical storm watch. Conditions should improve later in the week with a calmer weekend ahead.

Zoo Miami mourns the death of Rinny, a 9-year-old female koala, who showed signs of illness before passing away. A necropsy revealed abnormalities but no clear cause of death.

A man on a bicycle in Pompano Beach was killed after being struck by a Brightline train and then becoming lodged under a vehicle. The accident occurred on North Dixie Highway and is under investigation.

Florida authorities are searching for Theophilus Worrell, a 78-year-old with dementia missing from Deerfield Beach. He may be in a 1999 red Ford Explorer with tag EYQN43.

Mojo Donuts & Fried Chicken is closing its Miami stores on November 15 as announced on Instagram, with gratitude expressed to customers. The Pembroke Pines location remains open.

Construction has started on a new pedestrian bridge at FIU, years after a collapse killed six people. The project is due for completion in summer 2026 and will include a memorial for the victims.