South Florida's weather feels nothing like the tropical humidity it's known for. And the iguanas are feeling the cold temperatures.

Yes, it was that cold for this "only-in-Florida" phenomenon: 'Frozen' iguanas!

Personnel count iguanas at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Southeast Field Station at the Tequesta Field Laboratory building in unincorporated Martin County, Fla., on February ...

Another cold night and brutal wind chills has led to a new NEXT Weather Alert across South Florida starting late Monday night.

Parts of the Sunshine State are experiencing the coldest temperatures they have seen in 16 years as a blast of cold air surges throughout the state.

The cold persisted statewide Monday, with Melbourne plunging to 25 degrees, topping the record for the coldest February day that was set just a day before.

Haitians across South Florida are celebrating a small win. On Monday, a U.S. district judge, Ana Reyes, paused the termination of the temporary protected status for Haitians, which was originally scheduled to end Tuesday.

Just a day before temporary protected status (TPS) for Haitian migrants in the United States was set to end, a federal judge granted a pause on its termination.