Tropical Storm Imelda is passing east of Miami with little impact expected, but causing a high risk of rip currents offshore. Florida's weather will include breezy conditions, chances of showers, and high temperatures continuing throughout the week.

Darrell Hunter was officially sworn in as Delray Beach's police chief, a role he's aimed for since joining the force. The community showed strong support at the ceremony.

The body of a missing jet-skier was found in a Kendall canal in Miami-Dade following a search by local authorities and the FWC. The investigation is ongoing.

Palm Beach Zoo introduces a shared habitat for golden lion tamarins and Hoffman's two-toed sloths, meant to mimic their natural environment and promote conservation.

Robert Wayne Murray received consecutive life sentences for the 2020 murder of Jenie Barbato and armed burglary, after being convicted of fatally stabbing her 11 times.

A two-vehicle crash in Southwest Miami-Dade killed three people, including two children, with several others injured. The collision between a Lexus and a GMC led to a major emergency response.

The bankrupt Miami Seaquarium is set for a major transformation that will exclude marine mammals, aiming to become an educational and conservation center by late 2025.

Miami's weather forecast predicts mixed conditions with sun, clouds, and a 50% chance of thunderstorms, typical of the region's unpredictable climate.

Miami CBP seized over $377k in counterfeit luxury goods, including fake Rolex and Cartier watches, to protect consumers and the economy from illicit trade.

The Miami International Auto Show offers interactive experiences with test drives, showcases classic cars, and displays automotive innovations until October 5.

Sergio Busquets, Inter Miami's midfielder, has announced retirement after the 2025 MLS season, capping a successful career with both Barcelona and Spain.

Miami police detained a burglary suspect after a lengthy standoff and neighborhood lockdown, with the individual eventually surrendering from his home's attic.

Miami-Dade judges ruled against tenants of Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park who are fighting evictions before a redevelopment. Residents claim they were not given proper notice and now face a class-action lawsuit.