Delray Beach Fire Rescue Chief investigated for unauthorized Ring camera installation; no recording occurred, but his actions breached policies. He was counseled but retained his role.

A multi-vehicle crash in North Miami Beach resulted in at least one fatality and power outages for about 150 households. The cause and further details are under investigation.

Miami expects a wet weekend with thunderstorms, as the city faces high humidity and overdue rain. The National Weather Service predicts heavy rainfall and a likelihood of showers into next week, offering some relief to regional drought conditions.

Coral Springs imposes a 6-month moratorium on new smoke and vape shops due to health, safety, and economic diversity concerns.

Joseph Michael Melendez, a Coral Springs Charter School teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a student, has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies.

Miami-Dade County hosts a driver's license service event at the Stephen P. Clark Center on Aug. 28, requiring appointments for various services, including REAL ID updates.

A Hollywood Police Department vehicle in Miami-Dade County's Hammocks neighborhood was destroyed by arson, with no suspects identified or injuries reported from the incident.

A Miami man was arrested for dragging an officer with his motorcycle during an attempted escape from a stop related to violent crime crackdown in Little Haiti.

Liberty City is on high alert as police search for a man caught on surveillance engaging in voyeurism, which has deeply affected residents' sense of security.

A man died after a shooting in Coconut Grove, Miami, and police are searching for the assailant; no arrests have been made, and the community is urged to help.

Miami faces a period of intense humidity and wet weather with high chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the weekend, and high temperatures making conditions feel like a steambath.

A German Shepherd named Bella was rescued from a canal and reunited with her family after five years, thanks to her microchip and efforts by Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue and alert citizens.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue has been accredited by the CFAI for the fourth time, highlighting its commitment to high standards in fire and emergency services.