Miami faces high temperatures and a 70% chance of rain, with a heat advisory in effect. Tropical Storm Francine could strengthen and impact Louisiana's central coast.

Firefighters responded to a severe fire at a barn in Parkland early Monday, with one firefighter hospitalized due to a heat-related emergency. Cause of the fire is under investigation.

Miami is experiencing a week of high heat and thunderstorms with a 50% chance of rain and temperatures near 90 degrees. The heat index may reach 103, with a southeast wind providing slight relief. Evening forecasts suggest a 60% chance of rain.

Freebee partners with Miami to offer free rides to diners during Miami Spice, facilitating access to over 60 South Beach restaurants until September 30.

The no-swim advisory for Miami-Dade's Maule Lake has been lifted following water quality testing confirming safety.

Tyreek Hill was detained by police due to a traffic altercation before a game against the Jaguars but was expected to play, with both his agent and the Dolphins confirming his participation.

Mayor Levine Cava supports fully funding Miami-Dade’s TID to improve Metrorail and Tri-Rail, amidst budget challenges and the need to balance competing priorities.

Miami-Dade County invests in EV charging with a $4.7M grant, planning 390 ports to bolster equal access and sustainability while targeting a 50% climate pollution cut by 2030.

A man in Florida carjacked a vehicle, then took a Wawa store clerk hostage during a pursuit. He was arrested after the clerk escaped and faces multiple charges.

Miami faces extreme heat with a feels-like temperature of 110 degrees, amid a heat advisory and high humidity. Slight chances of showers may offer minimal relief.

Rapper Rich Homie Quan has died at 34. The cause of his death is under investigation. He was known for the hit "Type of Way" and collaborations with Atlanta artists. His family mourns the loss as his cultural impact is remembered.

SWAT teams in Miami arrested several violent offenders during an early morning raid, causing neighborhood disturbance and leading to multiple arrests, with evidence collected on the scene.

Patrick Ward is sentenced to six years for fentanyl trafficking in Florida, following a guilty plea and a series of sales totaling 47 grams of the drug.