Doral introduces the Emergency Hardship Grant for Families, offering $3,000 to eligible residents for essential expenses, with applications open for the first ten days each month.

A Port St. Lucie police sergeant was shot while confronting a suspect, who was later killed. The sergeant is in serious condition but expected to recover.

Miami is close to record highs with mid-80s temperatures and mostly sunny conditions, with a slight chance of showers. Heat persists through the week despite a tepid front, with minimal rainfall expected.

A man was stabbed at a Sunny Isles Beach lounge and Bagrat Garamov has been charged with second-degree attempted murder; the victim is stable after surgery.

The groundbreaking for The Residences at Palm Court, an affordable housing project in Miami-Dade County, will include 316 units aimed at the elderly and families.

Two house fires occurred in Miami-Dade, with one adult airlifted to a trauma center and undisclosed injuries at a separate fire in Leisure City; causes under investigation.

A car crash in Palm Beach County's wildlife area led to a 17-year-old's death and injured four others; driver James Rankin Jr. lost control of the vehicle.

A landscaper in Fort Lauderdale was hospitalized after receiving an electrical shock from a power line while working in a tree. His condition was not disclosed.

Florida airports experience a surge in holiday travelers, with Miami International Airport facing long lines and Palm Beach International Airport's parking at capacity.

Fort Pierce revealed three finalists for police chief, with a public event for residents to meet them before further interviews and a formal recommendation.

A Key Largo man was arrested for illegally dumping over 3 tons of trash on Monroe County property. Despite warnings, he did not remove the debris, leading to his arrest.

A man was arrested for stabbing two individuals in Homestead on Thanksgiving; both victims are now stable, and the suspect faces multiple charges including attempted murder.

Port St. Lucie City Hall locked down after an employee made online threats, leading to an arrest; the threats were not against the city but related to a domestic dispute.