North Miami City Hall reopens with limited services after a cyberattack with ongoing investigations; certain city operations affected and emergency services remain operational.

Two cars with human remains from separate cold cases were found submerged in Plantation, Florida waterways, potentially solving decades-old mysteries.

Kenneth Constantine was arrested in South Florida for video voyeurism after allegedly trying to record women in an H&M dressing room. He fled when confronted but was later captured with public assistance.

Senator René García hosted a Back-to-School Festival in Miami-Dade offering free school supplies, haircuts, and activities to prepare students for the school year.

A diver was found dead in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, with Broward Sheriff's Office investigating the incident as a suspected drowning; foul play is not expected.

Miami-Dade County celebrates August as Black Business Month, supporting Black-owned businesses through events and initiatives, including training, financial assistance, and a resolution passed by commissioners in 2022.

A woman was arrested for unintentionally bringing a gun to a Florida high school event after it fell from her purse. The metal detectors were not in use at the time.

A poll shows Kamala Harris leading over Donald Trump in Miami-Dade, hinting at a shift back to Democratic support in the historically blue, recently swing region.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for Boncia Merger, a 15-year-old girl missing for nearly three weeks, last seen at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

A Fort Lauderdale man has been sentenced to 37 months in prison for a hate crime, assaulting a Muslim postal worker and attempting to remove her hijab.

A Missing Child Alert has been issued for Liah Meza, an 8-year-old from Homestead, believed to be with her mother and her boyfriend, possibly heading to Louisiana.

Two Monroe County air ambulance officials were indicted for alleged roles in narcotics theft, facing charges including misconduct and evidence tampering.

Miami is under a heat advisory with feels-like temperatures expected between 105 to 110 degrees. Relief may come from afternoon showers, though high temperatures are predicted to continue.