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Here are the top stories for April 23, 2024.

A mother speaks out after her daughter murdered by her boyfriend who drove around with her dead body. NBC6’s Kim Wynne reports

FIU scientists are using this innovative way to clean South Florida canals — with the help of flowers. NBC6’s Lorena Inclan reports

This Earth Day, Port Everglades is having the community volunteer to help improve the quality of South Florida’s waterways. The way they’re doing that is with oyster shells! NBC6’s Xochitl Hernandez reports

A report will inform the county mayor’s decision on which of three sites to recommend in September for a $1.5 billion project to replace a plant destroyed by fire last year. NBC6’s Tony Pipitone reports

A driver who police described as a habitual traffic offender was arrested after hitting a girl with his car and then fleeing in Hallandale Beach. NBC6’s Amanda Plasencia reports

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A U.S. Supreme Court case about homelessness in Oregon could directly impact what happens on the issue here in Florida.

A man shot and killed his girlfriend and then drove to the Florida City police station to turn himself in with her body still in the car

A group are asking the Florida’s State Attorney to sign onto a plan to allow civil citations when someone is pulled over with a suspended license, instead of arresting the person.

The preliminary information found one of the vessels, a 51’ Azimut had seven people on board and a 17’ Key West had another seven people on board.

Alexander Roque was booked into jail and faces second-degree murder charges, according to online jail records. Roque allegedly shot his girlfriend inside a white Hyundai Tucson on Saturday night before driving to the police station along West Palm Drive.

Bodycam footage shows Miami-Dade firefighters rushing through a home engulfed in flames in West Little River Sunday.