A downed powerline in Fort Lauderdale set several vehicles on fire, caused a power outage for over 2,000 customers, and prompted a response from fire rescue and FPL crews. No injuries were reported.

Tesla faces a jury in Miami over a fatal crash involving its Autopilot system, with potential implications for the company's future and self-driving technology.

The Peggy Noland Aquatics Complex in Deerfield Beach is closed for maintenance starting July 11th, 2025, with the reopening date and specifics of the maintenance not disclosed.

Coral Springs will temporarily alter water treatment from July 14 to 28, causing possible chlorine taste/odor, discoloration, and lower pressure during main flushing.

Miami voters will decide on a term limit initiative for local elected officials, limiting them to two four-year terms, following a close City Commission vote.

A hit-and-run in Miami left an 82-year-old man dead; suspect Isaleb Anofils was arrested facing charges of Leaving the Scene of an Accident-Causing Death and Vehicular Homicide.

Florida offers new parking permits for pregnant women, valid for one year and available through the Miami-Dade's Tax Collector's Office with a physician-signed form, ID, and $15 fee.

A two-year-old child reported missing in Miramar was found dead in a local lake after a community-wide search.

Miami-Dade County's Mayor launches a Boater Safety and Bay Education Task Force to improve waterway safety, addressing a high rate of accidents and lack of boater education.

The 14th Annual KidsFit Jamathon in Palm Beach County was honored with a proclamation by Commissioner Powell, celebrating the event aimed at promoting youth fitness through dance.

Miami-Dade Corrections Civilian Chief, Omar Fernandez, was arrested for DUI after a crash, showing a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit. He's on leave pending investigation.

Kodak Black received the key to Pompano Beach for his philanthropic work, including distributing AC units and Thanksgiving turkeys, highlighting his ties to his hometown despite his fame.

Charles Lawrence Baugh, Sr. from Boca Raton pleaded guilty to insider trading, netting over $420,000 from trading on non-public information regarding a Google-ADT deal. He awaits sentencing.