Miami is set to experience another hot day with a high of 92°F and heat index up to 105°F, and a slight chance of evening showers. The ongoing drought may see some relief with a gradual increase in rain chances during the week.

A man was charged with attempted murder after stabbing two people in Fort Lauderdale; he previously faced domestic violence charges and was involved in a police altercation at the scene.

A man shot himself, attacked a deputy, and was then fatally shot by the deputy in Cooper City. The deputy and the man's mother were hospitalized; FDLE is investigating the incident.

Miami experiences warm weather with a 30% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, and a Category 5 Hurricane Erin threatening with indirect impacts.

A police chase on Florida's Turnpike near Hollywood Boulevard ended with an arrest and caused significant traffic delays during the afternoon commute.

Palm Beach County prepares for a visit from the Florida Department of Government Efficiency, presenting itself as a willing collaborator in optimizing taxpayer funds, with a focus on fiscal prudence and transparent governance.

Pembroke Park Police Chief Daniel DeCourse disputes Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony's claims about his department's staffing and reliance on BSO support, emphasizing their capability to handle local safety demands.

A cyclist died in Miami after a crash with an electric dirt bike on the Rickenbacker Causeway; traffic was heavily affected as the investigation proceeded.

A grass fire near Southwest 157 Avenue and 10 Street in Miami-Dade prompted a response from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and the Florida Forest Service. No immediate threats to structures were reported.

A man is arrested for the murder of his father at their home in PGA National, with no motive yet released by police.

Police had a safety stop with teens before a fatal jet ski crash in Florida; the interaction had no report or footage, and the girls later collided with a dock, resulting in one sister's death.

Prosecutors in Broward County will not charge Cleveland Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins following a domestic violence incident, citing a lack of evidence.

A federal judge has lifted the Consent Decree overseeing Miami-Dade County's jail system, significant reforms have led to compliance with federal standards.