Miami's weather is trending warmer with sunny conditions and mid-80 temperatures by Thursday, but a slight cooldown on Friday. The weekend will warm up again before a rainy start to next week.

Pembroke Pines plans its 65th Anniversary on April 26 with festivities at the Charles F. Dodge City Center, featuring LED games, dance, and cultural showcases.

A Miami man won $1 million from the "500X THE CASH" Florida Lottery scratch-off game, taking a lump-sum payment before taxes and making the selling Publix store eligible for a bonus commission.

A shooting in Hollywood on a Sunday morning resulted in one person hospitalized; police detained all involved and seized weapons. Detectives are investigating the motive behind the altercation.

South Floridians are enjoying a warm Pi Day with temperatures near 80°F and clear skies, with a slight uptick in humidity compared to earlier in the week.

The CJC is hosting its 49th CCJA, an eight-week program at West Palm Beach Police Department, from March 26 to May 14, 2025, to educate residents on the criminal justice system.

Arizona Highways magazine celebrates 100 years of showcasing Arizona's landscapes and heritage through photography and articles, now embarking on a centennial celebration.

Leah Ann Parra, a 40-year-old ICU nurse at HCA Florida JFK Hospital, was arrested for stealing fentanyl and other controlled substances. The theft was discovered by a patient's mother, leading to a search that uncovered drugs and syringes in Parra's possession. The investigation is ongoing as the hospital ensures safeguards are in place.

A juvenile was killed and another critically injured in Jupiter, Florida, when an e-bike collided with a vehicle.

A grass fire in South Miami-Dade has scorched 700 acres and is 60% contained, with local fire units and air support battling the flames. No structural threats or injuries reported.

Miami-Dade's "Potholepalooza" street repair program will continue improving roads in District 12 through May 17, 2025, targeting pothole repairs for safer commutes.

A woman in Hallandale Beach was arrested for illegally providing Botox treatments without a license, using the alias "Dr. Victoria" to promote her services on social media. She faces third-degree felony charges.

Scammers in Broward County have been tricking pet owners by falsely claiming they have their lost pets and demanding money for their return. The Humane Society warns the public not to pay before verifying the pet's recovery.