Hollywood Police and community search for missing 71-year-old Rogerard Pierre, last seen wearing a white t-shirt, black pants, and blue hat. Public assistance is requested.

Fort Lauderdale plans a parade to celebrate the Florida Panthers' second straight Stanley Cup win following a decisive victory against the Edmonton Oilers.

Galt Ocean Drive reopened after overnight work by city crews to locate a water main valve. Traffic flow returned to normal, with temporary detours lifted.

St. Lucie authorities seek a woman who spent $1,600 fraudulently at Ulta Beauty, dubbed the "Glam Bandit," recognizable by her large hat and sunglasses.

Miami commissioners vote on a controversial 287(g) partnership for local police to enforce federal immigration laws, facing protests and concerns over community trust.

Florida lawmakers passed a $115.1 billion budget after extending the session, including tax cuts and state employee raises, awaiting Governor DeSantis's signature.

Three people hospitalized after near-drowning at Fort Lauderdale Beach; one with life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred after lifeguards were off duty.

Search efforts increase for Frank Mishko, 25, missing since Friday from Margate, last seen at home on Winfield Blvd. He's 5'9", 165lbs, with black hair and blue eyes. Police urge public assistance.

One person died in a fiery two-vehicle crash on Griffin Road in Davie, leading to road closures for investigation.

South Florida's weather remains warm with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Miami anticipates mostly sunny days, Southeast winds up to 20 mph, and temperatures around 88-90 degrees.

Broward Sheriff's Office seeks help to find missing 77-year-old Patricia Campbell with dementia from Tamarac retirement home. She was last seen wearing a black shirt, red pants, and black slippers.

Grass fires in Miami-Dade County caused road closures, including Krome Avenue, but no structural damages or injuries were reported; authorities and firefighters are working on containment.

West Palm Beach prepares for the "No Kings" protest against Donald Trump's policies, with local law enforcement focusing on safety and peaceful demonstrations.