Palm Beach County's Water Utilities Department received the AMWA Sustainable Water Utility Management award for excellence and commitment to sustainability.

A woman was critically injured in a shooting while driving on I-95 in South Florida, with her child in the car; the child was unharmed. The suspect's vehicle may be a white Honda sedan.

A Fort Lauderdale house fire displaced four adults and prompted the rescue of a pet python. The fire started in a bedroom and was extinguished in 15 minutes; no injuries were reported.

A Boynton Beach man, Charlie Mcroy, was arrested after police found guns and drugs, including cocaine and ecstasy, in lunchboxes in his storage unit and residence.

A third Palm Beach motorcycle deputy, Ignacio "Dan" Diaz, has died following a crash, joining Corporal Luis Paez and Deputy Sheriff Ralph "Butch" Waller. The incident is under investigation.

Four people were injured in a shooting in Miami's Liberty City, with responders acting to assist the victims. The incident, involving a shot-up sedan, is under police investigation.

The Palm Beach Zoo mourns the death of Wilbur, a two-toed sloth, after 22 years. Despite veterinary efforts, Wilbur succumbed to unexplained illness. Her son Fern, part of a survival program, thrives at the zoo.

Inter Miami CF held an event thanking military and first responders with soccer games and a Thanksgiving feast.

The Miami-Dade Heart Walk at FIU highlighted CPR training and raised $565,000 for the American Heart Association, with a focus on combating heart disease.

Two crashes in Tamarac involved police vehicles, with one on-duty BSO deputy's cruiser colliding on Commercial Blvd. Details and injuries are unclear, investigations are ongoing.

A Miami-Dade mother shot her daughter accidentally during an argument outside McDonald's and faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault and battery.

A fire truck and two vehicles collided in Pembroke Pines, blocking an intersection and hospitalizing a firefighter and a driver. Traffic was heavily affected during investigations and repairs.

Fort Lauderdale commissioners approved a new noise ordinance targeting low-frequency sounds to address complaints of disruptive music from bars. The law seeks to balance nightlife with residential peace.