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After two teens died when their car plunged into a canal, an expert gives tips on what to do if you see someone in the water who’s in distress

Judge Marcia G. Cooke, who spent 18 years as a federal judge in Miami and was the first Black female to serve in that position in the state of Florida, died Friday at the age of 68.

Less than one year into the job as Florida’s Education Commissioner, Manny Diaz has seen education be front and center in the news lately.

The Hurricane Ian memorial wall has been taken down in Fort Myers’ Centennial Park, but that won’t be the last time you can visit its photos, flowers and other emotional tributes.

As law enforcement in South Florida prepared for possible demonstrations following the release of videos showing the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols, a retired assistant police chief said the officers’ actions went “way overboard.”

A woman and two dogs were hospitalized Friday after a man shot at the animals while trying to break up a fight.

A former Miami-Dade high school teacher was found guilty Friday seven years after he was arrested for having sex with an underage student.

Here are the top stories on NBC 6 for Friday, Jan. 27, 2023.

More than 1,000 Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps students from Miami-Dade County met Superintendent Jose Dotres in a special ceremony Friday.

Former Vice President Mike Pence says he takes “full responsibility” after classified documents were found at his Indiana home.

The teen who allegedly shot and killed a high school football player in Deerfield Beach in late December will be charged as an adult.

The mother of two elementary school children is suing Orange County Public Schools after she was told she could no longer volunteer due to complaints about her OnlyFans account.

Miami Police said an argument between brothers led one man to set the other on fire, causing a duplex home in Liberty City to go up in flames Thursday morning.