A Miami-Dade Sheriff's deputy is charged with child sexual exploitation, facing a minimum of 15 years for production and 5 years for receipt of explicit material involving minors.

Commissioner Steinberg and Sheriff Cordero-Stutz will present a new $360K police boat for Miami-Dade County District 4 to enhance security on the waterways.

Miami Fire Rescue extinguished a fire at an abandoned house with no injuries reported. The building was a total loss, and the cause is under investigation.

Two were killed and one is missing after a group was swept over Oregon's Dillon Falls. The area is known for its hazardous conditions, and authorities continue to search for the third person.

A man in his 40s was hospitalized with a serious injury after a shark bite at Hollywood Beach; lifeguards cleared the area and first responders treated the victim.

The Coast Guard in Fort Lauderdale stopped nine illegal charters for safety violations, including lacking proper documentation, personnel credentials, and safety equipment. Violators face severe fines and penalties.

Several individuals were detained after an illegal migrant boat landing in St. Lucie County. The St. Lucie County Sheriff reported the incident, with one person still at large. Authorities, including federal agencies, are investigating.

The Deering Estate will display Miquel Salom's photography in "Retorno," focusing on traditional and contemporary themes, from August 1 to October 31, 2025.

Miami-Dade County ranked 5th in the 2025 Digital Counties Survey, recognizing its tech advancements in public services and reflecting Mayor Levine Cava's WISE governance approach.

The report criticizes Florida immigration detention centers for deplorable conditions, citing overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, and medical neglect, with ICE yet to respond.

Xavier Suarez, former Miami mayor, announces a new run for office amidst a judge's decision disallowing the postponement of the city's elections until 2026.

The forecast in Miami indicates a few stormy days ahead with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, potentially affecting commutes, followed by clearer skies and hot temperatures towards the weekend.

Jupiter is considering raising water rates by 3% and stormwater fees by 7% due to increased operational costs and the need for infrastructure updates.