A New Year's Day melee involving teenagers and fireworks at Miami's Bayside Marketplace led to a police lockdown, four arrests, and frightened residents but no injuries.

Miami's weather forecast includes a high of 72 degrees today, dropping into the 50s tonight, with a warm midweek, potential showers, and strong winds over the weekend.

Miami celebrated New Year's Eve with approximately 150,000 people at Bayfront Park, featuring fireworks and performances by local artists and Latin Grammy winners.

Miami residents experienced fog and smoke after New Year's fireworks, but conditions improved with sunny skies and mild temperatures forecasted for the coming days.

A fire ravaged a South Miami-Dade duplex early Saturday, leaving the building uninhabitable and residents displaced, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

A passenger had a meltdown on an American Airlines flight and was restrained using duct tape by a crew member and passengers. No arrests were reported, and the flight landed on schedule.

A cold snap brings cooler temperatures to Miami, with highs in the upper 60s to 70 degrees Fahrenheit and lows in the 50s. Clear skies will follow, and a warming trend is expected by the new year.

Miami Beach police investigate after three cats were found killed, with volunteers from SoBe Cats suspecting intentional harm against the feral cat community.

Horst Jicha was arrested in South Florida on charges of conspiracy to defraud the US and money laundering relating to a cryptocurrency scheme through USI-Tech.

A Miami construction worker died following a hit-and-run in West Palm Beach. The 67-year-old was hit by a car while working and passed away after intensive surgery. Authorities are searching for the vehicle and driver involved.

Community rallies for 13-year-old Derek Rosa charged with murdering his mother, highlighting tensions between juvenile justice and the nature of the crime.

Hollywood police released dashcam footage of a chase ending with the capture of two juvenile carjackers using a tire-entangling device called the Grappler.

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