Pembroke Pines is hosting a free Summer Symphony Series featuring the South Florida Symphony Orchestra, with concerts accessible to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.

Waldorf Astoria Miami secured a record $668 million construction loan, the highest in Florida's history, indicating strong confidence in the local real estate market.

An 18-year-old, Jeron Smith, was arrested in Florida City for fatally shooting his 15-year-old best friend, Damarion Bailey. Despite claiming it was accidental, Smith faces second-degree murder charges.

A man was detained by police in Opa-locka, Florida, after trying to force a woman into his vehicle, hitting a police car, and leading officers on a chase. No injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

A toddler is in critical condition after a near-drowning in a Coral Springs, Florida home. Bystanders attempted CPR before police and fire rescue took over. The child's identity and incident details remain undisclosed.

Fort Lauderdale is repairing a sewer main near Central Beach, with expected noise and light disturbances for two weeks, causing local traffic detours.

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.