Influencer ItGirlBri’s cousin dies after Miramar triple shooting, police say
According to Miramar Police, the victim was identified as 21-year-old Arthur Lee Johnson III.
Men arrested for defacing Miami Beach pride bench with antisemitic graffiti, cops say
Police said officers found writing including a swastika and the words “Adolf Was Here” on an LGBTQIA+ bench located within Lummus Park.
Scattered storms bring rainy Tuesday to South Florida: What to know
Not everyone will see scattered showers in the morning, but we all have a chance to get in on the active weather Tuesday.
Registration opens for 2026 Florida Python Challenge: What to know
Registration opens for 2026 Florida Python Challenge, when hunters can compete for cash prizes as they work to rid the state of the Burmese python.
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Judge bans most arrests by federal agents in immigration courts in New York
A judge says federal agents cannot make arrests without exceptional circumstances in and around three New York buildings where immigration proceedings occur.
Pelicans hire Jamahl Mosley as head coach after being fired by Magic
The New Orleans Pelicans hired former Orlando Magic coach Jamahl Mosley, ending interim coach James Borrego's candidacy to retain his job permanently.
Neymar picked for Brazil’s FIFA World Cup squad despite fitness doubts
Neymar made Brazil's World Cup squad on Monday, a selection many local analysts and former footballers deemed unlikely only days ago.
Man accused of scam to buy $146k boat with insufficient funds from Miami-Dade business
A man is in jail after detectives say he tried to scam a southwest Miami-Dade business out of an expensive boat, knowing he didn’t have enough money to…
Justice Department announces a $1.7B fund to compensate Trump allies in a deal to drop IRS suit
The Trump administration is creating a $1.7 billion fund to compensate allies who believe they were mistreated by the Biden-era Justice Department.