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‘It's not just a job to me': Hurricane hunter among NOAA employees laid off in DOGE cuts
NBC6 spoke to employees of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration who were shocked to hear they were laid off because their work is vital for public safety
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Dashcam shows trooper going after wrong-way driver on Palmetto Expressway
Dash camera footage shows a Florida Highway Patrol trooper repeatedly trying to block a wrong-way driver on the Palmetto Expressway.
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Football fan calls NBC6 Responds when game tickets don't arrive
A South Florida football fan reached out to NBC6 Responds when tickets he purchased didn’t arrive.
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2 BSO sergeants on administrative leave due to ‘breach of confidence'
Two sergeants with the Broward Sheriff’s Office Oakland Park district were placed on administrative leave with pay due to a “breach of confidence,” the agency confirmed Friday....
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Nurse's brutal attack sparks calls for stronger safety measures for healthcare workers
In the wake of a brutal attack on a nurse last week at a Palm Beach County hospital, nurse advocates are now demanding stronger safety measures for healthcare workers.
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South Miami man accused of trying to kidnap women had ‘mental health crisis,' attorney says
A South Miami man police said tried kidnapping two women in less than 15 minutes will have to stay in jail until trial after a judge ruled the community would be safer with the defendant behind bars.
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Coach given months to live after diagnosed with disease that disproportionately affects Black Americans
Black History Month and Heart Month both fall in February. Health experts say this connection should not be ignored.
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First Lady Casey DeSantis coy on whether she'll enter Florida governor's race
Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis on Friday left open speculation about whether she will run for governor in 2026.
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Student arrested for allegedly bringing knife to Miami Southridge Senior High
A student was arrested after police said he brought a knife to Miami Southridge Senior High School.
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FPL proposes rate increases for next 4 years. Here's how much your bill could go up
Florida Power & Light on Friday filed a proposal that would lead to higher electric bills for customers over the next four years.
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Driver dies after car crashes into canal off Turnpike in Miami-Dade
A driver was killed after his car crashed into a canal off the Florida’s Turnpike in Miami-Dade Friday morning.
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Five Black men paved the way for diversity at Broward Sheriff's Office
A momentous chapter in history is being showcased at the Broward Sheriff’s Office, where a photograph now hangs on the wall, commemorating five pioneering men who played a vital role in diversifying the department. The photograph, titled “First Black Deputies 1960,” not only serves as a visual tribute, but also as a reminder to o... -
Gov. DeSantis and wife Casey DeSantis discuss cancer initiatives at FIU in Miami
Gov. Ron DeSantis and Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis held a news conference at Florida International University in Miami on Friday morning to discuss cancer initiatives.
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Lawsuit accuses Jimmy Butler of leaving luxury Miami Beach home in disrepair
A new lawsuit accuses former Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler of leaving a luxury Miami Beach house he’d been renting in disrepair, leading to a costly air conditioner leak and an algae-filled pool.
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Student arrested after written threat found in bathroom at Flanagan High School
A student was arrested after a written threat was found in a bathroom at a high school in Pembroke Pines, police said.
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What to know as Florida ups the stakes for crimes by immigrants illegally in US
New laws in Florida mandate stiffer criminal penalties for immigrants in the U.S. illegally than for everyone else.
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6 people injured after van crashes into home in North Miami
Six people were injured after a van crashed into a home in North Miami early Friday.
