FL Dems Flip 2 Seats, Including Mar-A-Lago’s District, In Special Election

In an upset, Democrats flipped two FL legislative seats previously held by Republicans in Tuesday's special elections.

Miami Beach Commissioner-Elect Monica Matteo-Salinas Wants To Reward Voters' Faith By Tackling Overdevelopment, Affordability Issues

She explains how she wants to reward the faith voters showed by electing her by tackling issues that concern the community.

Miami-Dade Homeless Trust Chair Sees Miami Mayor-Elect Eileen Higgins As Strong Ally For City's Unhoused Population

Guest host Lauren Pastrana is joined by Ron Book, chairman of the Miami-Dade Homeless Trust.

Miami Mayor‑Elect Eileen Higgins Vows Limits On Immigration Partnership, Focuses On Housing And Inclusion

"There's no reason in the City of Miami our police department should be doing the job of federal immigration enforcement," Higgins said.

Sunrise Condo Owners Face New Crisis After Being Left With Expensive Repairs After HOA Members Resign

The Association's bank wants the board to issue a $3 million assessment demand, current Grenadier Lakes board members told CBS News Miami.

‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Migrant Detention Center In Everglades Proposed By FL Attorney General

FL Attorney General James Uthmeier proposed turning an abandoned airport facility in the Everglades into an immigration detention center.

Trump's New Social Security Filing Restrictions: What To Know In FL

As the Trump administration prepares to close dozens of Social Security offices in the U.S., one office in Florida is on the list.

Miami Faces $2.3 Billion Shortfall, Earning a “D” Grade

New report by Truth in Accounting analyzes Miami's financial report

FL Schools Will Comply With Trump’s Immigration Orders

Florida schools will cooperate with law enforcement to comply with President Trump’s orders on immigration enforcement, reports said.

FL Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Seeks Jan. 6 Pardon From Trump

Enrique Tarrio, a former Proud Boys leader from South FL, is serving 22 years for charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot.

Rosie Cordero-Stutz Sworn In As New Miami-Dade Sheriff

For the first time in more than 50 years, Miami-Dade's law enforcement office will be led by a sheriff.

New Florida Condo Laws Force South Florida Residents To Sell

"We didn't have $4.5 million for shoring the building," said Warren Sackler, a Springbrook Gardens condo owner.

2 FL Prisoners Among 37 Biden Spares From Federal Death Row

Two FL prisoners sentenced for a drug-related killing of a family, including 2 children, were spared from death row by President Biden.

Biden Pardons FL Man In Largest-Ever Clemency

A FL man who served in the U.S. Navy and pleaded guilty to a non-violent offense 25+ years ago is among those pardoned by President Biden.

FL Bill To Ban ‘Weather Modification’ Filed By GOP Senator

GOP Florida Sen. Ileana Garcia, who believes in the chemtrail conspiracy, has filed a bill that would ban weather modification activities.

FAA Prohibits Flights To Haiti For 30 Days After 3 Jets Hit By Gunfire

It was first reported Monday a Spirit Airlines flight was struck by gunfire while attempting to land at Port-au-Prince.

Broward County Commissioners Defer Decision On "Mount Trashmore" Expansion

The landfill opened in 1965 and stretches across Coconut Creek, Deerfield Beach and Pompano Beach.

Rubio Passed Over For VP Pick As Trump Announces Selection

Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance was chosen over FL's Marco Rubio by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as his running mate in 2024.

Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Alberto Milian Could Face Reprimand

The panel said Milian violated a judicial rule last year when he disputed allegations that were part of a motion for disqualification.

Barron Trump, 18, Chosen As FL Delegate To GOP National Convention

Four of former President Donald Trump’s children will serve as Florida delegates to the Republican National Convention in July.

Lessons On ‘Evils Of Communism’ Required In FL Schools Under New Law

All Florida students, even kindergarteners, are required to learn about communist history and tactics under a new law.

Victoria Mendez Out As Miami City Attorney

Embattled Miami City Attorney Victoria Mendez is out after city commissioners voted to cut her contract short.

After Fatal Shooting At CityPlace, Doral Mayor Proposes Changes To Force Bars To Close Earlier

The mayor's decision stems in part, from Doral residents who asked for immediate changes after the deadly shooting over the weekend.

Property Owner Wants Miami-Dade To Build New Incinerator Facility At Medley Site

Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam says he doesn't want the county dumping its trash in Broward's backyard.

Embattled Margate Police Chief Announces Retirement After Being Put On Six-Month Probation

Last week, Galaska got a 'no confidence' vote from unionized officers.

Florida Rivals Ask Courts To Stop Online Sports Gambling Off Seminole's Tribal Lands

The companies sued Deb Haaland, secretary of the U.S. Department of Interior, which oversees tribal gambling.

Early Voting Begins Monday In Miami-Dade County

Florida Republicans will start casting their vote for the GOP presidential nomination. Early voting ends on Sunday, March 17.

In Move To Cut Off Money To Russia, DOJ To Take 2 Luxury Condos Away From Bal Harbour Owners

The United States Justice Department filed a civil complaint to take luxury condominiums from the owners in Bal Harbour.

Amid Measles Outbreak Vaccines Not Suggested By Top FL Health Official

Florida surgeon general Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo did not suggest vaccination in a letter to parents to control a measles outbreak at a school.

Tuesday Is Last Day To Register To Vote In State's Republican Presidential Preference Primary

If you sent in this request by mail, your application will only be processed if it is postmarked on or before Tuesday's date of February 20.

Miami received ‘D’ for fiscal health

New report by watchdog

AI Voice Of Slain Parkland Shooting Victim Used In Gun Reform Calls

Six years ago, a Parkland school shooter killed 14 students. Now, some families are using AI voice copies in calls to push for gun reform.

Biden Raises $6.2 Million During Miami Fundraising Event

The president was greeted on the ground by Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava.

North Miami Beach Commissioner Joseph Keeps Seat, Court Rules

Significantly, the court agreed Joseph did not violate the city charter for automatic removal with his absences.

Drastic Measures Approved In Miami Beach Ahead Of Spring Break 2024

"We are shutting the door on Spring Break. It's real. It's true," said Commissioner Alex Fernandez.

MDCPS Superintendent Jose Dotres Speaks Speaks Out In The Aftermath Of Lubby Navarro's Arrest

Lubby's attorneys said she has surrendered her passport and has an ankle monitor on.

Miami-Dade Continues Efforts To Make All County Buildings Solar-Powered

"It's saving this department money. Money that can be used for important programming," said Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava.

United Teachers Of Dade Avoids Losing Certification

Members of United Teachers of Dade or UTD, Florida's biggest teacher's union, are celebrating what they consider to be a victory.

Judge From Parkland Shooter Trial Speaks Publicly For First Time Since Resigning After Controversial Case

Scherer practices civil law, a stark contrast from when she was thrust into the national spotlight as presiding judge in the Parkland trial.

Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Joe Sanchez Announces Run For Miami-Dade Sheriff

Sanchez said in a statement that he's stepping away from the FHP while he campaigns.