Broward Public Defender Gordon Weekes Calls For Oversight Of Jails After Latest Inmate Death

The brutal beating of Broward jail inmate Janard Geffrard has prompted Public Defender Gordan Weekes to write to Sheriff Gregory Tony.

United Teachers Of Dade At Risk Of Losing Certification As It Fails To Meet New Law Requirements

The state's largest teachers union is at risk of losing its certification since it failed to get 60% of its members to pay dues.

Florida Deputy's Legal Team Says He Didn't Have An Obligation To Stop Parkland School Shooter

The legal team representing Broward County Deputy Scot Peterson asked a judge to dismiss the lawsuit brought by the victims' families.

City Of Miami Senior Rental Assistance Program Open To New Applicants

The City of Miami Senior Rental Assistance program is now open for new applications through January 2nd.

Hialeah Councilman Bryan Calvo Sues Mayor Esteban Bovo Over 911 Call Center Records

Hialeah councilman Bryan Calvo has filed a lawsuit against Mayor Esteban Bovo related to the overburdened city's 911 call center.

Repeal Of ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law Sought By FL Senator

Sen. Shevrin Jones (D-Miami Gardens) has filed a bill that would repeal Florida’s “stand your ground” law.

South Florida House Representatives Sound Off On McCarthy's Ouster

On Tuesday, the U.S. House of Representatives made history after voting to remove its speaker Republican Rep. Kevin McCarthy.

John Rivera Announces Run For Miami-Dade Sheriff. Here's Who Else Is Running

The announcement comes a couple of weeks after Miami-Dade Police Director Alfredo "Freddy" Ramirez dropped out of the race.

Wilton Manors Police Launch "Safe Place" Program For Victims Of Hate, Harassment

In a partnership with local businesses, the Wilton Manors police department is implementing a new "Safe Place" program.

Third Republican Debate Will Be In Miami, Sources Say

The third Republican presidential primary debate will be held in Miami in early November, sources familiar with the event tell CNN.

Broward County Sets Aside $20 Million For Affordable Housing

With rents out of reach for many workers especially in the service industry, Broward County is setting aside money for housing help.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Suspends 2024 Presidential Bid

The Miami mayor's announcement comes nearly a week after he failed to qualify for the first Republican debate.

Infamous 'Tan Mom' Running For U.S. Senate In Florida: Reports

The former NJ resident accused of taking her then-5-year-old daughter into a tanning booth will challenge Florida Sen. Rick Scott.

"It's A Coward Move," Manny Diaz Jr. Criticized For Not Attending Black History Round Table In Miami Gardens

On Twitter, Diaz, Jr. said, "There was nothing sudden" about his plans to not attend. Critics claim he backed out.

Florida Supreme Court Reprimands Judge Elizabeth Scherer For Conduct During Parkland School Shooting Trial

The unanimous decision followed a June recommendation from the Judicial Qualifications Commission.

Miami-Dade School Board Member Wants A Clearer Policy About Prohibiting Unauthorized People From Having Weapons At Schools

Gallon told CBS News Miami's Peter D'Oench, "This item would take a hard look at weapons on campuses and school properties."

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Launches AI Chatbot For Presidential Campaign

The bot unveiled Wednesday by SOS America PAC listens to a user's questions and matches them to video answers.

Arraignment Hearing In Miami Federal Court For Trump Aide Walt Nauta In Classified Documents Case

Nauta was originally scheduled to appear on June 27th, but he was a no-show.

DOJ Had Video Of Boxes Being Moved At Mar-A-Lago Before FBI Search

The less-redacted search warrant affidavit reveals the extent of what prosecutors knew before asking to search the Florida property.

Florida Appeals Court Raises Questions In Migrant Records Case

An appeals court questioned a circuit court judge's ruling regarding controversial flights of migrants to the northeast by Gov. DeSantis.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Enters Crowded GOP Presidential Race

The 45-year-old mayor, the only Hispanic candidate in the race, joins Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in the double-digit candidate field.

Trump Booked Ahead Of Tuesday Court Appearance: Live Updates

Former President Donald Trump is facing 37 felony counts that accuse him of willfully retaining classified records at his Mar-a-Lago estate.

Carollo Breaks Silence, Answers Questions About Legal Fees, Lawsuit

"The city has insurance," said Carollo. According to him, through a couple of ideas he negotiated, not disclosing what they were.

Miami Beach Files Lawsuit To Stop Nuisance 'Party House'

The City of Miami filed a lawsuit and emergency motion for a temporary injunction against the owner and tenant of 1776 Bay Drive.

Trump Indicted: What To Know About Documents Case, What's Next

Neither the indictment itself nor a conviction would prevent former President Donald Trump from seeking or winning the presidency in 2024.

Trump Confirms Indictment On Charges Of Mishandling Classified Docs

The case adds to deepening legal jeopardy for Trump, who's already been indicted in New York and faces additional investigations as well.

Community Leaders Expected To Call For Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo's Resignation

Community leaders and former elected officials are expected to call for Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo's resignation on Tuesday.

Scott Israel Steps Down As Opa-Locka Police Chief

The official announcement will be made during an 11 a.m. press conference on Friday.

Amanda Gorman's Inauguration Poem Removed From FL School

In a complaint, a parent claimed "The Hill We Climb" contained "indirect hate messages" and served to "indoctrinate students," reports said.

Appeals Court Orders Circuit Judge To Consider Releasing Jeffrey Epstein Info

A panel of the 4th District said a circuit judge improperly relied on a legal rule to deny the Post's request to release the information.

Legislation Legalizing Test Strips Passes

It is a synthetic opioid that has led to "a massive number of drug overdoses," the report states.

All Democrats Vote Against Ladapo, DeSantis Selection

The report indicates it was a party line vote of 27-12.

DeSantis Bill Relevant To Health Care Called "Reminiscent Of Jim Crow"

"The very intent of this bill is to discriminate against folks,” Democrat Rayner-Goolsby said.

DeSantis's Bill Would Cause "Humanitarian Disaster" In Fla. - Eskamani

The Orange County Democrat objurgated the bill, saying it's nothing more than an "intimidation tactic" on immigrants.

DeSantis Continues Crusade Against Woke Policies

The governor signed legislation Tuesday to ban such investment policies, the report states.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo Clashes With Opposing Attorney During Civil Trial Testimony

In the federal lawsuit filed in 2018, the owners maintained that Carollo used his political influence to harass businesses.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo Set To Take The Stand In His Civil Trial

Two of Little Havana's largest commercial property owners are suing Commissioner Joe Carollo, claiming he used his office to target them.

Miami-Dade Police Director Ramirez Running For County Sheriff

Currently, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava holds the power of sheriff in the county.

Miami’s GOP Mayor To Decide Soon On 2024 Presidential Run: Report

Francis Suarez, the Republican mayor of Miami, said he’s “close” to making a decision about a potential 2024 presidential run, reports said.

Facing South Florida: Karla Hernandez-Mats, Pres. United Teachers Of Dade

The bill DeSantis signed allows any parent to receive a voucher of $9,000.00 per year to pay for a private school or for homeschooling.