The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for South Florida, predicting 2"-4" of rain with potential 6"+ locally, alongside a wind advisory with gusts up to 40 mph.

Robbers smashed into Neiman Marcus at Sawgrass Mills, stole purses, used pepper spray on employees, and fled in a white van. Police are investigating.

Hendricks Isle Drive in Fort Lauderdale will undergo asphalt improvements from March 26-29, leading to roadwork and possible lane closures. Residents should avoid parking there and contact city officials for more info.

A patient at West Palm Beach Veteran Affairs Medical Center was strangled to death, with suspect Christopher Schweikart facing first-degree murder charges.

Miami-Dade County received a $16.7 million federal investment for road and safety improvements, with support from local congressional representatives.

The U.S. State Department is actively evacuating around 1,000 Americans from a chaotic Haiti, advising them to reach Santo Domingo overland for safety.

Donald Armstrong was shot by Miami police and faces charges after allegedly lunging at officers with a sharp object during a 911 response to a behavioral crisis at his home.

A man was found shot dead in a BMW in Miami Gardens, with the police responding around 7 p.m. on NW 167th Street. The investigation is ongoing, and no suspects are identified yet.

Miami's forecast includes sunny and cooler mornings with highs in the upper 70s, shifting to rain by the weekend with heavy showers expected Friday into Saturday. Sunshine returns Sunday with highs around 77.

A sheriff's deputy in the Florida Keys shot and killed a young girl who was aiming a stolen handgun at deputies after they responded to a report of a suicidal juvenile. An independent investigation is ongoing.

A murder-suicide in a Miami condo involving three individuals, including two former New England College hockey players, is under investigation by the police.

Florida GOP voters participate in primary elections; Trump stands unchallenged, while local mayoral races engage communities.

Miami Beach real estate investor Patrick Carroll is under investigation for firing a shotgun from his waterfront home and releasing dogs into the neighborhood. He claims he was using blanks and demonstrating gun safety. No arrests have been made.