A second body was found in a Miramar canal, with a submerged car nearby. This followed another recent discovery of a car in a pond, while police investigate potential links to a missing woman with Alzheimer's.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a Brightline train in Wilton Manors, and the investigation into the incident is ongoing. Traffic was disrupted due to the event.

Miami faces a heat advisory with 106-degree heat index values, a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms, and a tropical wave increasing weekend rain and potential flooding.

Two men were arrested for stealing 300 gallons of diesel fuel worth $1,091.72 from a Wawa station in West Palm Beach using a device to bypass the pump's metering system. They caused $1,500 in damages and face several charges.

Tamarac, FL, and Mayor Gomez received the 2024 MMIA for the Shine Tamarac project, which improves city aesthetics and engages residents in reporting issues. It's the city's second MMIA win.

The MacArthur Causeway's westbound exit to US-1/Biscayne Blvd in Miami has been moved to facilitate construction, affecting traffic and closing a bike lane.

The water discoloration issue in certain areas of Hollywood has been resolved following infrastructure work and thorough line flushing by the Department of Public Utilities.

The City of Fort Lauderdale announced road closures on Broward Boulevard for railroad crossing maintenance, suggesting detours via Sunrise and Davie Boulevards.

Fort Lauderdale's new Thrive Art District opens in Progresso Village, featuring retail, offices, eateries, and cultural spaces aimed at revitalizing the neighborhood.

The African Heritage Cultural Arts Center in Miami-Dade will be renamed after longtime director Marshall L. Davis, Sr., with a ceremony scheduled for Thursday.

Miami-Dade County to inaugurate its green housing project, Palmetto Homes, with a ceremony attended by officials. These homes are designed to be energy-efficient and affordable.

Miami-Dade County hosts inaugural community Pickleball Tournament at Hard Rock Stadium Tennis Plaza on August 25, organized by Chairman Oliver G. Gilbert, III.

Miami Beach's Operation Summer Relief targets homelessness through a mix of support and enforcement, prompting debate over its balance of compassion and compulsion.