A barn fire at Red Stone Ranch in Coconut Creek resulted in the death of one horse and injuries to another, with an ongoing investigation into the cause.

The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department will temporarily change water disinfection methods starting September 9 for maintenance, ensuring water quality and safety.

One person was hospitalized after a fire erupted on the 14th floor of a Miami Beach condo. Firefighters contained the blaze and rescued two cats; the cause is under investigation but seems accidental.

Commissioner Bermudez supports a new site for Miami-Dade's waste-to-energy incinerator, proposed by Terra Group, amid continued search for a suitable location.

Heat advisories are in effect for Miami as the city faces high temperatures, feeling like 110 degrees or more, with a possibility of daily rain showers and thunderstorms.

Lightning struck a West Park home while a mother and her baby were inside; both were unharmed, with damage to the property.

The iconic Historic Downtowner in Fort Lauderdale is set to permanently close in October after decades of operation.

A fire in a Southwest Miami-Dade apartment led to the evacuation of residents. Firefighters contained the blaze without reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

U.S. authorities seized a plane used by Venezuelan President Maduro after landing in Florida, raising tensions amid allegations of Venezuelan election fraud and potential American sanctions breaches.

A woman, Denise Malcom, was arrested for fatally shooting a man in Coral Springs; police were alerted via a 911 call made by a boy and found the victim dead from gunshot wounds.

A man was killed and a woman injured in a hit-and-run crash involving three vehicles in Miami, with the offender fleeing the scene. Miami police are investigating.

Miami's Labor Day weekend faced intermittent downpours with highs of 84°F. A 50% chance of rain and southeast winds at 10-20 mph were reported. Post-holiday, the weather may improve, but there's still a chance of midday showers.

A Preply survey ranked Miami as the rudest city in America, with both locals and tourists acknowledging the city's impoliteness. The study also identified the nicest cities, prompting discussions on community kindness.