Brad Marchand is stepping away from the Florida Panthers to help a friend whose daughter died last week of cancer. Marchand is serving as a
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DNA match leads to South Florida police closing a 38-year-old cold case murder
South Florida police have closed a 38-year-old cold case murder after finally identifying the suspect with DNA evidence. The Davie Police Department said it has
Large crocodile seen with dog in its mouth captured by Florida wildlife officials
A large American crocodile was captured and removed from a Florida canal after a resident recorded it swimming with a dog in its mouth, according
Woman faces several charges after road rage incident in Boca Raton, BSO officials say
A woman faces several charges after a road rage incident in Boca Raton on Wednesday, according to the Broward Sheriff’s Office. The incident happened around
Officials remove Florida crocodile after it was seen with dog inside its mouth
FWC responded and wrangled the crocodile out of the water. One resident says over the last three years, he’s seen this large croc countless times
4 killed in latest alleged drug boat strike, Trump administration says
The U.S. military carried out another strike on an alleged “narco-trafficking vessel” in the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday, killing four people, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
SNAP cutoff sparks urgent hunger concerns in Miami-Dade
A looming cutoff in federal food assistance has Miami-Dade County bracing for a hunger crisis. Mayor Daniella Levine Cava warns that the expiration of SNAP
South Florida diaper bank rushes aid to Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa
Hurricane Melissa is still making its way through the Caribbean, but the skies have cleared in Jamaica. Organizations are now quickly organizing transportation to the
Diaper bank rallies relief for Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa
As skies clear over storm-hit Jamaica, a South Florida diaper bank is collecting essential supplies to send home. Led by Jamaican-born founder Dwayne Wolfe, the
After the storm: Hurricane Melissa’s trail of destruction in Jamaica
In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, streets lie buried under thick mud and floodwaters, with debris scattered across neighborhoods. The storm carved a path of