Police responded to unfounded reports of gunfire at Town Center at Boca Raton; the incident was a physical altercation in the food court, not a shooting. No injuries from gunfire were reported.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a train in Oakland Park; the Broward Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

The article details Miami's mild weather forecast with a slight chance of showers and rising temperatures through the week, with potential thunderstorms and beach advisories for rough surf.

Boynton Beach Police investigated a traffic crash at Congress Avenue and Gateway Boulevard, urging drivers to use alternate routes. The road was reopened later.

In Miami-Dade, a man was arrested for attacking his brother with a machete over a keys dispute, resulting in the victim's hospitalization for severe injuries.

Boca Raton concludes its centennial year with the 53rd Holiday Street Parade themed 'The Centennial Express,' including over 70 floats and events like a Holiday Mile Run.

Sheridan Street near I-95 in Hollywood is closed due to a non-life-threatening utility spill at the railroad tracks. Commuters are advised to find alternate routes as crews and police work on-site.

Surveillance video captures a thief stealing Christmas decorations from a North Miami Beach family's yard in broad daylight, with local police investigating the incident.

Road closure expected on Orange Drive in Davie, Florida, due to FPL power grid enhancement work, involving pole replacements from December 1, 2025, 8-11 p.m.

A Thanksgiving shooting in Fort Pierce led to a vehicle crash, fire, and temporary US-1 closure; occupants escaped the fire, sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Suspect at large.

The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office seeks help to find endangered woman Raymonde Duval, last seen in West Palm Beach with her car details and appearance described.

A juvenile was hospitalized after a shooting in Oakland Park, as the Broward Sheriff's Office investigates the incident that occurred near an Extended Stay America hotel.

"Doors to Freedom," an installation showcasing the struggle of artists in authoritarian regimes, will be unveiled at Art Week Miami Beach, highlighting censorship and repression faced by creators.