A Delray Beach family was displaced after a fire significantly damaged their home; no injuries were reported and the fire's cause is under investigation.

In Northwest Miami-Dade, a man died from stab wounds after a fight, leading to two individuals being taken into custody. No charges had been filed at the time of reporting.

Commissioner McGhee calls for the South Dade community's support after Hurricane Helene, with donations to be dropped off at the South Dade Government Center.

A police chase in Miami-Dade involving robbery detectives led to a crash, a shooting, and two arrests, one of which was a minor. The confrontation after the crash resulted in one man being shot and hospitalized.

West Palm Beach prepares for Tropical Storm Helene by checking storm drains and mobilizing extra crews to manage potential flooding. The city urges residents to clear debris and avoid flooded roads.

Deerfield Beach received a $3.3 million grant from the Florida Inland Navigation District for a new marine science museum, part of the Sawgrass to Seagrass Center.

A photo tribute to Celia Cruz in Miami-Dade County marked the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring an exhibit, music, and the presence of local officials.

A construction worker died in Miami Beach, with the incident causing traffic disruptions on Collins Avenue. Details and the cause of death are pending investigation.

A man was hospitalized after being electrocuted by a live power line in West Palm Beach. The incident was caused by a lightning strike and prompted road closures and power outages.

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue deploys a team to assist with Hurricane Helene's impact, equipped with boats and special gear, without affecting local services.

Hurricane Helene approaches Florida, bringing potential storms, high heat index, and chances of flooding and tornadoes, with safety warnings issued for residents.

The Miramar Police are searching for missing 62-year-old woman Althea Silvera, last seen Wednesday morning in a red/orange floral dress and blue headwear. They urge the public to report any sightings.

Hollywood prepares for Hurricane Helene by waiving parking fees, providing free sandbags, and advising residents on safety, with facilities available on a first-come, first-served basis.