Chaim Gubitz, 72, was arrested for allegedly poisoning his neighbor's cats, causing two deaths, in Biscayne Park. The incident was uncovered through surveillance footage, and the substance used has been sent for lab analysis.

The article discusses Miami's typical summer weather, including heat, humidity, and afternoon storms, while also addressing local drought conditions and tropical developments in the Atlantic.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office arrests Joel Ricardo, 39, for a series of vehicle burglaries in Miami's Hammocks district, potentially resolving 12-16 cases.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools introduced a new lunch menu with healthier options like whole grain empanadas and veggie sticks, aiming to combine taste with nutrition. All district students get free breakfast and lunch.

A fire destroyed a warehouse in Port St. Lucie. No injuries were reported, but the building was a total loss. The State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause.

Miami faces a heatwave with temperatures soaring to mid-90s and heat index values up to 105. Evening thunderstorms and moderate air quality due to Everglades smoke are also expected.

A woman was arrested in Fort Pierce for involvement in a multi-state car wrap scam involving counterfeit checks, leading to charges of grand theft and money laundering.

Chloe Castellanos faces charges for identity theft and bank fraud after allegedly using stolen identities to obtain thousands from South Florida banks. She was arrested with evidence found on her phone, and further charges are expected.

Palm Beach County and Elevar Foundation to host free "Journey of American Jazz" event featuring Klezmer Company Jazz Orchestra with singer Ja'Nia Harden on September 18, 2025.

Two stepbrothers in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood argued over clothing, resulting in one being shot and hospitalized. Police detained the shooter for questioning.

A chemical spill in a Doral warehouse led to two hospitalizations and affected 15 others with non-life-threatening injuries; emergency crews, including Hazmat, have contained the leak.

Ex-security officer Marcos Tomas Perez pled guilty to stealing and selling $1.9 million in sports memorabilia.

University of Miami janitorial staff, backed by SEIU Local 32BJ, may strike over a wage dispute with ABM, the university's outsourcing firm. Negotiations are ongoing as workers seek higher wages amid rising living costs.