With just one week left until Christmas, South Florida residents are embracing the holiday spirit. In North Miami, one street is going all out to spread holiday cheer.

Two vehicles were destroyed in a fire Friday morning outside a home in Coral Gables.

Power problems have sparked concerns for residents of an apartment complex in Hollywood.

Police officers responded to a car crash on Saturday in Doral.

Residents in Golden Beach faced an unexpected challenge as residents endured a prolonged power outage lasting over 24 hours due to severe flooding in South Florida.

A 76-year-old man says he is fed up with the number of times he has to call and argue with an insurance adjuster after a piece of a crane collapsed and totaled his Kia earlier this year.

Several South Florida families are upset after being left with nowhere to go several days after a crane came crashing down onto their northeast Miami-Dade County home.

A giant crane tipped over in a northeast Miami-Dade neighborhood and narrowly missed going straight into two houses — instead, falling right in between them.

Local 10 News spoke with Florida Power and Light spokeswoman Bianca Soriano on Wednesday, who shared the importance of keeping your air condition in top conditions as the heat wave continues.

Florida Power & Light filed a plan with the Florida Public Services Commission Wednesday to reduce customer fuel charges by $379 million beginning in May.

Residents in some South Florida neighborhoods have noticed that their local street lights are turning purple.

Many longtime residents off Southwest 38th Terrace in Dania Beach told Local 10 News the noises periodically coming from the plant are deafening and sometimes continue for 24-hours straight.

Eric Conley shared a video of a growing fire after he heard an explosion on Thursday night in Miami Beach.

Community advocates in Florida are asking the public to speak up against a proposed increase in the cost of electricity starting next year.

Human trafficking is a big problem in Florida, partly because it’s so easy to get in and out of the state through the sea ports and the airports, and it’s so close to the Caribbean.

Yvette E. Blackwell-Gomez, una abogada local, vive cerca de la granja Curaleaf en el condado no incorporado de Miami-Dade y asegura que la granja de marihuana está afectando la calidad de vida de su comunidad.

MIAMI SPRINGS, Fla. – As of Thursday, Florida Power & Light Co. had 53 miles of overhead power lines underground. FPL estimates that between 300 and 700 power lines will be placed underground annually from 2021 to 2023. Berlot said neighborhood power lines are chosen for the program based on past hurricane outage performance, a history of vegetation-related interruptions, and other reliability factors. Trees and vegetation coming in contact with overhead lines were the leading cause of outages during Hurricane Irma in 2017. Bertot said underground lines showed about 83% better performance as opposed to overhead.

MIAMI - Do you want the good news or bad news first? OK, the good news: FPL announced Wednesday power rates will be lowered next year, thereby decreasing bills for customers all throughout Florida. Your bill will likely go down by about $4 a month, or less than $50 a year. In other words, don't fork over a down payment on that new Ferrari just yet. FPL says it requested a monthly bill decrease from the Florida Public Service Commission this week and were given the go-ahead to offer the not-so-whopping savings.