Gunshots and a car crash in a Miramar neighborhood resulted in one injury and police seeking a black Mercedes. No arrests have been made; witnesses reported multiple shots and a white Kia hit a tree.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue training led to a three-alarm fire, hospitalizing one. The incident is under a full investigation, with the cause yet to be determined.

Miami PD seeks help finding missing 79-year-old Jose M. Jeri from Flagami; he's 5'9", bald, last seen in blue clothes and glasses. The public can contact Miami PD with information.

A homeless man in Florida committed a bomb hoax to receive shelter in jail, reflecting a broader issue of homelessness and its impact on community resources.

The Fort Pierce community is searching for Alyssa Sullivan, a 15-year-old girl who has been missing since May 28. The local police seek public assistance to locate her.

The City of Fort Lauderdale has lifted the waterway advisory near Port Everglades, declaring the area safe for aquatic activities after satisfactory water quality tests.

Palm Beach County Commissioner Michael A. Barnett visited San Juan to discuss economic ties with the Puerto Rico USA Chamber of Commerce over lunch. The meeting explored partnerships and investment opportunities.

Miami's Luna Pasta e Dolci has suffered its fifth burglary in two months, costing the business thousands and prompting community support through a GoFundMe campaign.

The SE 17th Street bridge in Fort Lauderdale reopened after a gas leak forced closure. Emergency crews responded promptly and the incident was resolved by Friday morning, easing local disruptions.

The Lauderdale-by-the-Sea commission passed an ordinance banning the digging of holes deeper than 18 inches on the beach after a 7-year-old girl, Sloan Mattingly, died in a sand collapse.

Hialeah Councilwoman Angelica Pacheco is arrested on healthcare fraud charges, with allegations unconnected to her city role, according to Mayor Esteban Bovo.

Miami's Metrorail space is being converted to a park, fostering horticultural skill with an apprenticeship program, supported by community partnerships, aiming for completion by 2026.

Beaker & Gray, a staple in Miami's Wynwood area since 2015, will close on June 30. The restaurant is known for its cocktails and role in the neighborhood's transformation.