Multiple tornadoes struck South Florida, causing damage and power outages, with NWS teams assessing the extent of the impact. No injuries were reported.

Boynton Beach plans to repeal historical segregationist laws and promote inclusivity, with a civic march scheduled to symbolize unity in the community.

After two tornadoes hit Miami, the weather has cleared, with cooler, drier air expected for the week ahead, including pleasant temperatures in the low to mid-70s.

Over 30 shelter dogs were flown from Florida to the Northeast to find new homes, in a collaboration between Miami-Dade Animal Services, Friends of Miami Animals Foundation, and Wings of Rescue.

A heartfelt tribute walk was held to honor 22-year-old Regina Vidal, a victim of gun violence, to raise awareness of domestic violence and celebrate her life.

Police found a man's body on Sunny Isles Beach, and the Miami-Dade Police Department is investigating without suspecting foul play. The medical examiner will determine the cause of death.

A school bus carrying students caught fire after a SeaWorld trip; all passengers were safely evacuated with no injuries. The cause of the fire is unknown.

A fire in a Wilton Manors apartment resulted in the death of a cat with no other injuries. Firefighters worked to contain the blaze, which occurred early in the morning. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

The Hollywood Police Department is searching for Michael Deladonne, a missing 69-year-old man with dementia and brief psychotic disorder from Hollywood, Florida.

The National Weather Service warns of severe weather in Miami, with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and high winds expected, and a chance of localized flooding.

A sewage spill in Fort Lauderdale has led to a water advisory for George English Lake, restricting water-based activities until cleanup and testing are complete.

A snorkeling incident in Key Largo resulted in Boca Raton man Leonard Cleveland Brown's death; CPR was administered but unsuccessful. The cause is under investigation.

Don Novo & Son recalls 9,330 pounds of pork over possible listeria contamination, no illnesses reported, and consumers advised to discard or return the affected products.