Jewish Americans evacuated from the conflict between Israel and Iran have safely arrived in Florida, with Miami International Airport receiving a flight earlier Thursday.

Miami Police are searching for Jean Dorcelus, a missing 67-year-old man from Model City. He is 5'7" with black hair and brown eyes. The public is asked to help find him.

Miami's weather forecast includes partial sunshine, chances of showers, and highs around 88-90 degrees, potentially affecting outdoor events such as the Panther's Parade.

Rodrigo Mendizabal was arrested in Miami for pulling a gun during a dispute over mangos and faces multiple charges.

Three new firefighters, Kylie Carlson, Samantha McCullough, and Jose Hernandez, were honored at a ceremony in Margate, marking their full inclusion in the fire department.

Miami-Dade announces increased enforcement of speed limits in school zones during summer sessions, with violations incurring a $100 fine to ensure child safety.

Nicaraguan national Ernesto Padgett was extradited to Miami from Spain for an alleged $29 million fraud and extortion scheme.

Joseph Abruzzo has been selected as Palm Beach County Administrator, succeeding retired Verdenia Baker. Abruzzo won majority votes from the Board of County Commissioners after a robust selection process.

One person was hospitalized after a Brightline train hit a car in Pompano Beach. The crash caused a delay for train passengers and damage to the City Commission Chambers building. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Miami's weather forecast indicates a mix of sun, showers, and thunderstorms with high temperatures around 89 degrees, heat indices possibly reaching 100, and a 20-30% chance of rain. Winds are moderate, with lighter breezes expected at night.

West Palm Beach was recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy for surpassing its energy efficiency goals in the Better Buildings Challenge, reducing energy use by 16%.

Broward County upgraded its E-911 system with a new feature in VIPER 7 that automatically calls back dropped 9-1-1 calls, aiming to improve emergency response efficiency.

Miami-Dade resident Suresh Gajwani pleads guilty to filing a false statement with the IRS, shielding $30 million in capital gains by exploiting Puerto Rico's tax incentives.