The Broadway Cruise, setting sail in Spring 2025, offers theatrical performances and activities with Broadway stars like Laura Benanti and Wayne Brady, sailing from Miami to Cozumel.

Miami-Dade announces a schedule of events and closures for Juneteenth, with county offices and libraries closed, but waste management and transit services operational. Celebrations include music festivals and cultural experiences.

Miami-Dade Mosquito Control steps up efforts, including truck spraying and awareness campaigns, to reduce mosquito populations and the risk of disease during the summer season.

Hackers manipulated a car carrier's system in Florida to steal two luxury cars, including a Mercedes Benz GLS 600 Maybach, now being investigated by police.

Miami's fire-damaged Temple Court Apartment building is scheduled for demolition, displacing over 40 residents. The fire was allegedly started by Juan Francisco Figueroa, who is also accused of shooting a worker.

Miami faces a warm week with heightened rain chances and persistent temperatures, along with advisories for rip currents and small craft due to breezy conditions.

The City of Hollywood has lifted the boil water advisory for residents between Johnson St. and Fillmore St. following satisfactory testing, assuring the water is again safe for consumption.

The FBI Miami Field Office, with DOJ and European partners, took major action to disrupt ISIS propaganda online by taking down critical servers and arresting individuals linked to terrorist content dissemination.

A Brightline train struck a vehicle on the tracks in Delray Beach, with no injuries to the car's driver. The incident, involving a southbound train, occurred early Monday morning.

A woman intervened to save a dog from drowning after a man pushed it into the waters of Miami's Brickell Key and attempted to stop the rescue, prompting a police investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a typical summer week for Miami with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures around the season's norms.

Palm Beach police detained four after discovering a beached vessel suspected of being part of an illegal migration attempt; further individuals may be involved.

St. Lucie and Indian River counties lifted their burn bans following substantial rainfall, allowing residents to resume outdoor burning activities, but officials urge continued caution.