A police pursuit of armed kidnapping suspects caused severe delays on I-95 northbound after a PIT maneuver and subsequent foot chase led to their capture. Traffic was impacted for over an hour.

American Airlines flight attendants picketed for better wages, with union APFA demanding new contracts after lacking raises for five years. Negotiations are tense, and a strike is possible if no deal is reached after a 30-day cooling-off period.

Former Miami teacher Michael A. Tamayo was arrested on charges of sexual misconduct with a minor, involving a former student during and after a school trip to Italy.

The FBI seeks Zacahary Thelusma for a fatal shooting in Miramar, Florida. He is charged with first-degree murder and considered armed and dangerous. A separate recent drive-by shooting also occurred in Miramar.

Miami is facing potential flooding with a 60% chance of rain and thunderstorms, as high humidity contributes to the issue. Conditions may improve slightly by the weekend.

Governor DeSantis declared a state of emergency in South Florida due to extreme flooding, affecting critical infrastructure and leading to widespread travel disruptions and power outages.

Miami faces more rain and storms as flooding continues, with the National Weather Service predicting an 80% chance of precipitation and NBC Miami noting 10-20 inches of rain since Tuesday.

West Palm Beach announces road and dock closures from June 13, 2024, due to infrastructure projects, affecting areas like Washington Road and 300 Block North Clematis Alleyway.

Miami-Dade officials are set to discuss mosquito control strategies during a media event on June 17, in conjunction with National Mosquito Control Awareness Week.

Broward County earned 33 National Achievement Awards from NACo, notably for FLL Airport's innovative program to donate unclaimed items to Animal Care, reflecting the County's commitment to sustainability, innovation, and community service.

A missing 4-year-old was tragically found by divers in a canal behind a house in Sunrise, as reported by local authorities. The circumstances are unclear and under investigation.

Miami faces heavy rains and flooding, with 4-8 inches of rain already fallen and a Flood Watch in effect. Further showers could add 3-6 inches, posing ongoing flood risks. Sunshine is expected to return by next week.

A Florida man was charged with 25 counts of larceny and two counts of fraud for allegedly using self-checkout to underpay for trading cards at Target, causing an estimated loss of $1,334.99.