Miami's weather is shifting, with isolated morning showers and afternoon thunderstorms expected, pushing temperatures into the low-90s and heat index values up to 105 degrees.

A woman was arrested at Miami International Airport for entering a secure TSA area after being warned not to. Her haste to catch a flight led to legal consequences.

USCG Air Station Miami crew rescued a 69-year-old man with stroke-like symptoms from a tanker vessel 8 miles east of Port St. Lucie, using an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter.

Christopher Balter resigned as Indian River County Planning Director after arrest for charges linked to his grandfather's death, involving forgery and giving an unprescribed drug.

The City of West Palm Beach is hosting a free Jimmy Buffett tribute event with music, island-themed food and drinks, and community activities on Aug. 28.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run in Lauderdale Lakes, and authorities are seeking the drivers involved. The victim was pronounced dead on the scene, and witnesses reported he was struck by multiple cars.

Floridians protested against a proposed black bear hunt by the FWC, citing inadequate population data and lack of oversight structures. The demonstration was part of statewide activism efforts.

North Lauderdale commissioners voted to significantly increase their salaries ahead of a state oversight visit, prompting public outcry and criticism from officials.

Hunter Raymond Gutierrez, a missing Davie man since June, was found dead in a lake, with identification pending by a medical examiner but confirmed by his family.

Miami is experiencing variable weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms, high humidity, and a high UV index. Temperatures are expected to remain warm with a pattern of humidity and rain continuing.

Fort Lauderdale firefighters have rescued a dog from a backyard pool and provided it with oxygen. The same team had earlier saved another dog, Leo, from drowning. Both dogs received emergency care.

A passenger was injured on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas when a waterslide's acrylic glass broke, leading to the slide's closure and an ongoing investigation.

YNW Melly's retrial for a double murder case, initially set for September, is postponed to January 2027 after the court granted a stay following a state attorney's motion.