A wildfire burning in the Florida Everglades sent the smell of smoke and haze into the air across South Florida early Wednesday.

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A three-judge panel of the 4th District Court of Appeal overturned a circuit judge's ruling in favor of Dania Beach and said a jury should decide whether the city's zoning ordinances were designed to restrict the sale of firearms.

A wildfire burning in western Broward County sent the smell of smoke and haze into the air early Wednesday. The fire, dubbed the Mile Marker 39 fire, had burned 1600 acres by Tuesday afternoon, according to the Florida Fire Service. It was 0% contained. Another blaze, named the Sawgrass Fire, was 250 acres in size and was also 0% contained.

Aizon Turner, 3, and his brother Akachi Turner, 11, from Palm Beach County, are the subjects of an AMBER alert and its equivalent in Georgia as of Tuesday. They were last seen in Tift County,

Smoke from a wildfire burning in the Everglades lingers over parts of South Florida Wednesday evening, particularly Broward County where an Air Quality Alert is in effect late-night through Thursday morning.

This ticket has to be cashed at a Florida Lottery office, open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The West Palm Beach district office is in the Village of Palm Springs at 4360 Forest Hill Blvd. Appointments can be made, but aren't required, at [email protected] or 561-640-6190.

Broward County saw a dramatic drop in its vaccination rate for kindergartners in 2025. The declining rate reflects the heated debate raging on social media and among South Florida parents.

A major tech company specializing in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity is set to reduce its workforce in South Florida, with over 150 employees affected by the decision.

South Florida lawmaker says it may be time to do away with homeowners associations altogether, as more Floridians speak out about rising fees, costly lawsuits, and even arrests tied to HOA disputes.