North Miami residents search for missing elderly man, Emilio Gauthier, last seen in a blue plaid shirt and blue jeans. Authorities urge public assistance.

A Miami police officer was hospitalized with minor injuries after their cruiser collided with a sedan. The crash occurred at Northwest 54th Street and 17th Avenue, affecting southbound traffic. The cause is under investigation.

An adult was shot at the Avalon Miramar Park Place apartments in Miramar; their condition is undisclosed and the shooter is still at large. Police are investigating the incident with no official statement yet.

Two arrested following a disturbance at the Residence Inn Boca Raton, involving a physical altercation and police response.

Free mobile vet clinic offers wellness services for pets in underserved Miami-Dade communities, funded by FoMA and announced by Commissioners Dominguez and Steinberg.

The Deering Estate is hosting the 12th Vintage Auto Show with classic cars and family activities on November 3, 2024. Early bird tickets are available until November 1.

Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera is advocating for the prosecution of those linked to the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue tragedy, targeting individuals like Lt. Pardo Rodriguez who allegedly played a role in the incident.

Fitch Ratings maintains 'AA-' rating on Miami-Dade's solid waste bonds, reflecting the Department of Solid Waste Management's strong financial management.

A 14-year-old Ukrainian girl in Broward County, Sofia Koval, is charged with manslaughter for allegedly killing her grandmother and will be tried as an adult.

The article details Miami's weather, with high temperatures and increasing chances of rain towards the weekend, including potential tropical downpours from a system in the Gulf of Mexico.

Broward County officials urge pet owners to include their animals in disaster preparedness planning, stressing safety, identification, and evacuation measures.

Seventeen individuals face charges from the U.S. Attorney's Office for allegedly defrauding federal COVID-19 relief programs out of more than $21 million.

Port St. Lucie police shot and killed Paul Simon Fialho after he threatened to burn down his house and confronted officers with a propane tank and lighter.