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According to the sheriff's office, Isabel Sarai Ayala-Diaz, 16, is believed to be in the company of Nain Alejandro Iraias Ponce.

A fired Palm Beach County educator plans to appeal to get her job back. Cindy Lucia accused of stealing at least $16,000 in coaching supplements for sports she didn't actually coach.

It’s officially Hispanic Heritage Month and one West Palm Beach coffee shop has created a space where customers can get their coffee fix while connecting with their Hispanic heritage.

A body was found floating in a canal near Palm City, according to the Martin County Sheriff's Office.

Earth, Wind & Fire is among the headliners scheduled to perform at next year's Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival.

A pair of high-ranking Port St. Lucie Police Department officials are now under investigation for a case of alleged falsified documents, authorities said Thursday.

A local veterans group is doing what it can to make sure those wounded while serving can live full, productive lives.

A Boca Raton Community Middle School teacher was fired Wednesday for what the school district said were "inappropriate interactions" with students just one year on the job.

A "Purple Alert" has been issued for a missing Delray Beach woman who is believed to be dealing with mental health issues.

Palm Beach County residents are sharing different opinions about the lawsuit against former President Trump and his family.

In just months it will be illegal to sell dogs, cats, or rabbits in Martin County but the county commission could consider changing the rules.

The announcement of Wednesday's lawsuit by the New York attorney general against former President Donald Trump started with an investigation in 2019.

St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office deputies are searching for a man they say is on pretrial release and has not been seen after taking an Uber ride to a Port St. Lucie location.

The lawsuit said Mar-a-Lago was valued as high as $739 million, which was "based on the false premise that it was unrestricted property and could be developed and sold for residential use."

President Joe Biden will visit South Florida to discuss his plan to lower health-care costs and protect and strengthen Medicare and Social Security.

Newly released numbers are shedding some light on just how many Palm Beach County public school teachers are leaving the profession and why.

Commuters on St. Lucie West Boulevard in Port St. Lucie call the start of their drive a mess. James Rich often leaves before sunrise for his daily commute to Riviera Beach.

A man who was wrongly arrested for murdering his mother has settled a lawsuit against the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office.

Multiple properties are named in a new 222-page lawsuit against former President Donald Trump and his company, alleging wide-scale business fraud.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is the AFC's offensive player of the week after his six-touchdown performance at Baltimore.

The City of Lake Worth Beach is stepping back on two panhandling ordinances over concerns of litigation.

Would Mike Norvell leave Florida State to take a lateral job at Arizona State? The odds are in his favor, apparently.

Hurricane Fiona hit the Turks and Caicos islands Tuesday morning. Fiona grew to a Category 3 storm in 24 hours, becoming the season's first major hurricane.

The Sounds of Success Community Marching Band has been trying to raise enough money to fly to London for Band Week in June of 2023.

Two people are injured after a semi-truck and a pickup truck crashed and caught fire Tuesday afternoon near Clewiston, according to Palm Beach County Fire Rescue.

The WFLX Investigative Team took a look into the dollars the state of Florida spent flying undocumented migrants to Martha's Vineyard last week.

A crash involving a tractor-trailer is causing traffic delays in West Palm Beach Tuesday evening, according to the West Palm Beach Police Department.

A school resource deputy in Martin County will be given more training and is facing discipline after firing a round from his department-issued gun inside a school.

In an effort to make sure everyone in the community is able to cast their ballots, a Boca Raton organization is offering a helping hand to those with disabilities on National Voter Registration Day.

The question WPTV posed to the local community on Monday: do you support the governor’s move to divert migrant flights to another state?