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.

Governor Ron DeSantis indicates that Florida small businesses affected by floods may get disaster assistance, despite residential damage possibly falling short of federal aid criteria.

Miami-Dade Mayor Levine Cava declared a state of emergency due to flooding, with the northeast region hardest hit. Emergency services are assisting residents, and despite most county services running normally, some libraries are closed.

Four Miami-Dade Police officers will surrender following a 2019 shootout that left two dead, including a UPS driver and a bystander, after a failed robbery.

Hank, a sloth bear at Zoo Miami, had a full physical exam in preparation for relocating to a new solitary habitat, with all tests showing no abnormalities.

Fort Lauderdale sees a slight reduction in rain, initiating recovery efforts amid an ongoing Flood Watch. Officials provide sandbags and resume city services while warning of potential flooding from additional rainfall.

Miami-Dade and Homestead Police respond to a barricaded person inside a residence in Naranja, dispatching a SWAT team and advising the public to stay away from the area.

Miami's Solid Waste Department will continue bulky trash services on Juneteenth, advising residents to follow normal disposal procedures and offering Mini Dump Facility access on the holiday.

Demolition of the Parkland school's 1200 building is delayed until Friday due to bad weather. The site, unused since the 2018 shooting, will soon be removed as part of the healing process.

Miami Beach provides free towing services for vehicles stranded due to severe flooding, with the assistance of local companies like Tremont Towing and Beach Towing.

Fort Lauderdale is dealing with a flash flood emergency caused by a tropical disturbance, with more rain expected. Local leaders have declared states of emergency.

PortMiami is set to inaugurate Shore Power, allowing cruise ships to use onshore electricity, reducing pollution and noise, with key industry partners and local officials attending.