MIA and FLL among airports impacted by nationwide groundstop
Both Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport confirmed that their flights are being impacted by the ground stop.
Crossing guard struck outside southwest Miami-Dade high school, deputies say
The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office has not said whether the driver stayed at the scene or whether anyone faces charges.
Woman shot in Pompano Beach; deputies search for gunman, BSO says
The sheriff's office says the woman told investigators an adult man shot her and fled before deputies arrived, but family members say that man is her own husband.
911 callers describe chaos after deadly Palm Beach jet crash
A caller said something "fell out of the sky," and the family of 20-year-old copilot Nathalia Filgueiras is waiting for answers as the NTSB examines the engine.
Standing water after Broward flooding raises dengue, mosquito worries
Davie has begun mosquito spraying, and the state has logged nearly 300 dengue cases this year, with none confirmed in Broward this month, officials say.
Yoani Sánchez detained in Havana, third journalist held this week
Her outlet, 14ymedio, says Sánchez texted staff that police had taken her as she walked to a store, and a Cuban activist urges international pressure.
Davie neighbors face flooding complications
Two days of flooding are leaving a mark near I-75 and I-595.
Gilbert to succeed Frederica Wilson in Florida's District 24
The district includes predominantly Black and Hispanic communities in northern Miami-Dade and southern Broward counties.
Voters head to polls across South Florida despite some rain, brief technical issues
In Broward, a technical issue briefly slowed voting when polls opened. It was not immediately clear how many voters were affected.
Family of Fort Lauderdale hit-and-run victim seeks help finding driver
The family of a woman killed in a Fort Lauderdale hit-and-run handed out flyers Friday night, hoping to find witnesses who can help police track down the driver.
North Miami candidates battle ballot disqualifications
A judge reinstated a North Miami City Council candidate just days before Election Day, while the mayor and other candidates remain disqualified.
Cousin says she pleaded for lives of women before apartment shooting
The sheriff's office says a man shot a woman who came to his apartment for her belongings and then shot himself, and a relative says she watched it happen.
Miami police chief cites 3% crime drop in first 100 days on the job
Chief Edwin Lopez credits technology, patrols, and previous administrations, and says he'll address any budget impact from Amendment 3 if it passes.
Man, woman ID'd in northeast Miami-Dade murder-suicide
Investigators say the woman went to the man's apartment to pick up her belongings, and they are still working to determine how the two were connected.
Widow of Miami Beach sergeant reflects a year after his death
Eileen Cajuso says her faith has carried her through the year since her husband died in a traffic crash on Oct. 28, 2025.