South Florida employees face consequences over social media posts on Charlie Kirk's death
The University of Miami posted online over the weekend that it has fired an employee for public commentary made about Charlie Kirk's death.
Miami Police investigating fatal shooting at Little Haiti strip club
City of Miami police are investigating a fatal shooting of a man who was pronounced dead at the scene outside ONE Gentleman's Club on NE 79 Street.
Damage finally drying up after week of flooding in South Florida
Streets were barely drivable, cars got stalled and many had to wade through the water on foot after a week of heavy rain.
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Miami Beach Police chief reflects on two years on the job, two spring breaks as city's top cop
Miami Beach Police Chief Wayne Jones said the department is adding more officers and will be fully staffed in two weeks. He noted that Miami Beach's approach to policing has attracted attention from other agencies.
South Florida downpours affect flights at Miami International Airport, flood neighborhoods
At the airport, rain delays left travelers stranded. More than 200 flights were affected, with both a hold on departures and a ground stop on arrivals.
Flooding concerns as Fort Lauderdale prepares for king tides
Fort Lauderdale is bracing for king tides from Sept. 8-12, with officials warning of potential flooding in low-lying coastal areas.
South Florida recovers from flooding as region braces for more storms
Flooding left streets impassable in Edgewater and North Miami on Friday, and more heavy rain could bring additional flash flooding for the region.
Miami Beach begins $29.5 million Lincoln Road renovation
City officials said the project, the first of two phases, is expected to take about 10 months to complete.
Stand your ground hearings conclude in case of Miami-Dade officer charged in fatal 2019 UPS truck shooting
The judge said that if the case goes to trial, it will likely start this month. But before that, he must rule on the stand your ground argument.
Union leaders rally in South Florida against deportations, funding cuts on Labor Day
South Florida AFL-CIO president Jeffrey Mitchell said immigration and deportation crackdowns are slowing construction projects.
South Florida residents await test of new flood prevention projects
Residents in Fort Lauderdale and North Miami are anxiously waiting to see if newly built flood prevention projects will hold up as storms approach.
Miami police beef up presence in Brickell, Downtown and Edgewater
Miami Police Chief Manny Morales said the department is combining the Edgewater, Downtown and Brickell areas into one new East District.
Dog that attacked 2-year-old in Fort Lauderdale quarantined, officials say
Animal care officials said the child's injuries were severe, but added that the toddler should be okay.
Human trafficking survivor shares story with Miami students
The National Human Trafficking Hotline found that Florida had the third most reported cases of any state last year.
Truck driver accused in fatal crash returned to Florida; Rubio suspends visas for commercial drivers
The U.S. Marshals Service said Harjinder Singh, 28, is not a U.S. citizen and entered the country illegally from Mexico in 2018.