A fatal fire in Fort Pierce resulted in one death and displaced an adult and their dog. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the suspicious blaze.

A missing Parkland man with a heart condition was found dead in water after a July 4th celebration; foul play isn't suspected, but an investigation is ongoing.

A Doral man was arrested for assaulting and sexually assaulting a woman in Miami, using a rock and screwdriver as weapons. He faces multiple charges, including sexual battery and kidnapping.

Miami faces scattered thunderstorms with high humidity and a high of 92°F. Evening thunderstorms remain possible with lows nearing 78°F. The National Weather Service advises caution due to potential lightning.

Man found dead on bench outside Palm Springs laundromat, with no signs of foul play; police are investigating.

FBI and local police raided a Boca Raton home as part of a larger operation targeting the Mongols motorcycle gang; 28 members were arrested statewide.

Palm Beach County began construction of a new PZB Department building, with completion expected by early 2027, to improve infrastructure and emergency response.

Jackson South Medical Center in Miami-Dade County plans to close its maternity ward this fall, affecting staff and expectant mothers who will have to transition to other centers. The decision is part of a system-wide realignment.

A vehicle collided with a Brightline train in Lantana, killing 70-year-old Charles Lasala, who ignored railroad safety signals. The crash raises concerns about crossing safety.

South Florida celebrates the Fourth of July with numerous events including parades, family-friendly activities, and fireworks at various locations, with safety reminders for firework handling.

Miami's 4th of July may face rain, with 80% chance of morning showers and thunderstorms. Evening may dry up for fireworks. Weekend sees a slight drop in rain chances.

Police are searching for Susan Sykes, 66, who went missing after last being seen at a bakery in Hollywood. She wore a pink top, gray skirt, and white shoes. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

The USCGC Northland offloaded 2,220 pounds of cocaine and 3,320 pounds of marijuana worth $20.1 million in Miami, seized in four Caribbean Sea operations.