Miami celebrated its 11th annual Bike305 Bike to Work Day, led by Mayor Levine Cava, with a police-escorted cycling event to promote healthy commuting.

A Miami man faces charges for allegedly stealing French bulldogs from a neighbor's yard, throwing them over a fence, with the incident caught on video.

A shooting in a Fort Lauderdale neighborhood left one man dead, with police investigating the scene after a ShotSpotter alert. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information.

Police in Miami Gardens investigate a shooting and a hit-and-run incident blocks apart, with a woman airlifted to the hospital. No link confirmed between the events.

Miami-Dade County officials, including Mayor Levine Cava, plan a press conference to discuss the Miami Seaquarium's management, signaling a focus on marine life safety.

The article reports on Miami's warm weather, with highs near 84 degrees and partly sunny skies. Evenings are cooler at 74 degrees, and while the heat wave is record-breaking, a cool front may bring relief by Monday.

Two teens were hospitalized with minor injuries after a stabbing in Fort Lauderdale; suspect remains at large.

Police are seeking three teenage girls captured on video burglarizing a Hollywood, FL smoke shop on the eve of its grand opening. The suspects made off with an estimated $5,000 to $10,000 in merchandise.

The Wellness on Wheels mobile vet clinic in Miami-Dade offers free pet health services in underserved communities, operated by Animal Services and Friends of Miami Animals Foundation.

Miami's arts community launched Arts Energize 305, outlined by the Cultural Affairs Council during the 15th annual State of the Arts address, to promote cultural engagement across the county.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in South Florida partners with local entities to provide weekly food assistance to 500 families, distributing essentials like bread and canned goods.

A car rolled onto its side outside a Fort Lauderdale business; no injuries were reported as police investigate the cause.

Ken Griffin donates $50 million to the University of Miami's Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, aimed at expanding cancer research and treatment capabilities in South Florida.