Fort Lauderdale's N. Andrews Avenue asphalt improvement begins August 4, causing overnight closures and detours.

A girl was hospitalized after fentanyl exposure at Chesterbrook Academy, with police and DCF investigating the incident and the academy increasing safety measures.

Miami continues to experience high heat and humidity with minimal relief from sporadic chances of rainfall and thunderstorms, as per the National Weather Service.

Two individuals were found dead in a Hialeah apartment, and the police are investigating the case, urging the public to provide any relevant information.

CBP officers in Fort Lauderdale seized $185,000 and 1.52 kilograms of marijuana destined for the Bahamas, with the illicit goods intended to be kept cool on ice.

Fort Lauderdale Police seek three suspects involved in a rooftop shooting on June 22, which injured three teens, utilizing new surveillance footage and public appeals.

Miami's weather forecast includes sun, light showers, high heat with index values up to 103 degrees, and typically humid evenings. A plume of Saharan dust may increase rain chances over the weekend.

North Miami's 2025 Back-to-School Block Party offers free supplies and festivities at the North Miami Public Library on August 11th, with priority for local residents.

A Miami Gardens mother was arrested after her two-year-old son accidentally shot himself. She faces charges of child neglect and culpable negligence for not securing the gun.

Boca Raton Police arrested Robert Lewis for burglarizing businesses after a surveillance system alert, leading to multiple charges including burglary and possession of burglary tools.

Miami-Dade officials organize a large active shooter drill at Coral Reef Senior High School, involving student actors to enhance the realism of the exercise.

Broward County School Board to vote on student cellphone policy, considering easing the ban during lunchtime despite opposing views and Superintendent's recommendation to maintain the current no-use rule.

The West Palm Beach Fire Department celebrates the graduation of its Junior Alerts class, where local teens learned firefighting and lifesaving skills.