A pedestrian died and a motorcyclist is critically injured after a collision in West Palm Beach. The incident occurred Saturday night and led to the temporary closure of Australian Avenue.

The Miami-Dade Police Department is honoring officers in a promotional ceremony on October 28, advancing 10 to Sergeants and 3 to Lieutenants before becoming a Sheriff's Office next year.

A house fire in Port St. Lucie has left a family without their home and pets, with the community providing support and a GoFundMe launched for assistance.

A man was fatally shot in Pembroke Pines after a car crash; police are seeking the suspect. A neighbor expressed shock about the incident in the usually quiet community.

Shuckers Waterfront Grill in North Bay Village closed after over 30 years with a three-day celebration, due to the property's $75 million sale to a developer.

Miami is expected to have stable weather with mid-80s temperatures and clear skies, though a system in the Caribbean has a 30% chance of development. Evenings will see mid-70s with a light northeast wind and a low chance of showers.

Miramar police are searching for a gunman who fired shots in a neighborhood and exchanged gunfire with a resident; no injuries were reported. Residents are advised to stay indoors as multiple agencies respond.

Server at Hampton Social in Delray Beach expects to lose $1,000 monthly due to a new policy where the restaurant keeps a portion of the service charge.

A man was hospitalized following a stabbing by a security guard at a McDonald's in Fort Lauderdale. The incident occurred during an altercation on Thursday afternoon.

Coral Springs announces a Veterans Day Ceremony for November 11 at Veterans Park with Rear Admiral Douglas M. Schofield speaking.

Florida worship leader Jeremiah Grover was arrested for sexual activity with a 16-year-old congregant after a three-month probe by the Clay County Sheriff's Office.

Three men were sentenced for robbing mail carriers in Florida, with Bernard Davis III receiving 192 months, seeking keys for mail theft and targeting USPS employees.

A Mexican national received a 10-year prison sentence for armed drug trafficking and illegal re-entry into the U.S. after selling cocaine to an undercover officer.