Miami is set for a sunny, hot week with summer-like temperatures, according to the National Weather Service and NBC Miami. No rain is expected in the seven-day forecast.

Deerfield Beach announces facility closures and service adjustments for Memorial Day, with the Aquatic Center open and solid waste services operating normally.

Fort Lauderdale has issued a traffic advisory for a full road closure on NW 7th Avenue at night from May 19th to May 30th for sewer upgrades, with detours in place.

A man died in a Port St. Lucie shooting involving known individuals after a domestic conflict; the suspect is in custody, with no other injuries reported.

Miguel Gomez, ex-owner of Vice City Golf Carts in Miami, faces grand theft and fraud charges for allegedly stealing and selling customers' golf carts.

Three injured, including a child and an elderly woman, in a Hollywood apartment fire; they were hospitalized, with the child transferred to a burn center.

Miami-Dade County’s DTPW will adjust Metromover service hours starting June 1, 2025, to accelerate upgrades aimed at increasing safety and reliability.

Miami Police are searching for sisters Paola and Alannys Jover, missing from Model City/Liberty City. The community and police are concerned for the minors' safety.

A man was arrested in Oakland Park after a stepfather found him nude in his 16-year-old stepson's bedroom; the man thought the boy was 19 and offered him money for sex.

Miami's weather forecast predicts increasing heat and clear skies following early-week showers and thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to become hot and dry, with temperatures approaching 90 degrees.

Deerfield Beach introduces the Shady Street Tree Program to help homeowners fund and plant street trees, reducing urban heat and enhancing aesthetics.

The Peggy Noland Aquatics Complex in Deerfield Beach, FL, will be closed on May 26 for Memorial Day and cleaning. Normal hours resume May 27. For info, contact the Aquatics Center Manager.

Fort Lauderdale issued a Flood Watch due to a slow-moving storm expected to drop 3-5 inches of rain, posing risks of widespread puddling and hazardous driving conditions. Residents are urged to report issues and stay informed on the city's resources.