A woman was critically wounded and a gunman was killed after a shootout with deputies in West Miami-Dade. The incident happened at the Monte Carlo Apartments and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating.

Miami-Dade County's waste and recycling services will continue as normal on Labor Day, with no changes to collection but administrative offices will be closed.

A man was hospitalized following a dog attack in West Park, captured on video, where he tried to escape by climbing a tree. The dogs, known to be aggressive, are now in custody.

West Palm Beach's Currie Park boat ramps will close on September 2, 2025, for renovations, reopening in spring 2027, with the park's other facilities remaining open.

Zoo Miami celebrated the birth of an endangered banteng calf, witnessed by visitors. The male calf is healthy, and the zoo is active in conservation efforts.

Miami Police request help finding Arianna L. Amador, a 12-year-old girl reported missing from Model City, Miami. She has black hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a green shirt and black pants.

Miami faces a week of potential afternoon thunderstorms with high heat indices, as forecasts predict 30-70% chances of rain and lows around 80 degrees.

Deputy Jose Mateo seeks to dismiss manslaughter charges from a 2019 shootout, citing Florida's Stand Your Ground law, after the death of a UPS driver and a bystander.

Two sculptures honoring migrants were unveiled at a Miami shrine, with a blessing from Archbishop Wenski. The artworks, donated by the Fernandez family, symbolize the journey of refugees.

A dispute in a Fort Pierce Walmart parking lot led to a shooting, injuring one man. The victim refused to press charges, but the investigation continues.

Matthew Duchatelier was arrested in North Miami on charges of attempting to kidnap a girl under 13, amid previous molestation accusations.

A train hit a truck in Fort Lauderdale, pushing a car into a bar and injuring a woman. The incident involved multiple vehicles and occurred early Saturday morning.

Gregg K. Weiss of Palm Beach County has been appointed to various leadership roles within NACo, focusing on telecommunications, technology, and county resilience.