Two teenagers were critically injured in a Southwest Miami-Dade shooting, prompting a manhunt for the unidentified shooter. Authorities are seeking public assistance in the case.

Severe weather in Miami Beach brought strong winds and rain, affecting tourist activities and significantly impacting local businesses with a reported drop in revenue.

Miami-Dade plans to issue a new Notice of Default to the Miami Seaquarium operator due to a shortage of properly trained staff and unresolved animal care issues.

Baoshi Food Hall + Bar is now open in Pembroke Pines, featuring five Asian restaurants, a bar, and a market space in the area's first Asian food hall.

Lebanese citizen Henry Abdo is charged in a $5 million Ponzi scheme, promising 15% returns through Titanium Capital LLC. If convicted, he faces a 40-year sentence. Trial is set for February 26, 2024.

Miami faces severe weather with heavy rain, strong winds, and high surf. Flood, wind, and high surf advisories are in effect, with potential for thunderstorms, rip currents, and isolated tornadoes. Relief is expected by Sunday afternoon.

Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue held a Christmas tree fire safety demo, emphasizing the risk of electrical fires and the need for fire safety during the holidays.

Severe weather prompts the cancellation of South Florida holiday boat parades, including the Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale events, due to safety concerns.

A Florida teen who suffered a cardiac arrest was saved by his teacher and met with his rescuers after recovery, highlighting the value of emergency training in schools.

Three men were convicted in Miami for a violent conspiracy to rob drug traffickers under the Hobbs Act, including armed robberies and shootings, with potential 20-year prison sentences.

Rapper Kodak Black faces charges for cocaine possession and evidence tampering in Florida, while also contending with addiction issues and history with the law. His philanthropy contrasts with his legal troubles.

Steve Dwoskin donated $3.75 million to the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center for pediatric cancer research, honoring his family affected by cancer.

Two Florida university graduates developed DashOne, a wearable sensor system for runners to improve form and prevent injuries, winning $10,000 at a pitch competition.