A gas leak caused a home explosion in West Park on Dec. 19, leaving the family inside unharmed but damaging nearby properties and injuring two neighbors.

Miami officials seek a man who stole a purse from a woman at a red light, as shown in a video. Authorities ask the public for leads to arrest the suspect.

Miami-Dade County's "Better Bus Network" faces backlash from commuters and the Transport Workers Union for increased difficulties in public transportation, prompting adjustments to the system.

A man was shot and driven to a Lauderhill, Florida fire station by his mother. Authorities found a bullet-riddled minivan; the victim's condition is unknown as the investigation continues.

Showers and thunderstorms hit Miami, with a Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued and then canceled. Conditions were disrupting travel and expected to improve but with another storm potential in the afternoon.

An air fryer may have caused a house fire in Cooper City, leaving a home heavily damaged. Inhabitants and pets escaped safely as firefighters extinguished the blaze.

Mercedes-Benz is collaborating with JDS Development Group to construct a 67-story luxury condominium in Miami, including residences, hotel rooms, and office space.

A lockdown at Margate Middle School was lifted after police found no weapon, despite reports that triggered a police sweep and concerns, reminiscent of a past incident with a BB gun.

A motorcyclist, Jorge Juan Rivera, was critically injured in a hit-and-run on I-95 in Dania Beach and may lose his leg, with the family seeking the driver's identity.

Several airlines canceled flights between South Florida and Haiti due to escalating violence and unrest in Haiti, with major airports like Miami International Airport suspending all flights to Haiti's capital.

A transgender woman in Miami was kidnapped for ransom by Joshua Lucas after he discovered her gender identity, involving threats with a gun. Lucas was arrested, and faces charges for kidnapping and extortion.

Police set up a perimeter in Hollywood after a Mustang crashed, with both Hollywood and Hallandale Beach police investigating the incident affecting traffic and local routines.

A former Venezuelan official, Nepmar Escalona, pled guilty in Florida to money laundering and bribery, involving a $1.7 million scheme related to food imports and currency control.