A 4-year-old violinist and a Pembroke Pines police officer performed "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" together in an impromptu duet outside a local restaurant.

A man was arrested in Coral Springs for attempted strangulation of his wife, after initially seeking a restraining order against her. Evidence contradicted his claims of being attacked by her.

The Miami Heat defeated the Washington Wizards 110-102, with key performances from Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo. Butler scored 24 points, leading the Heat out of a seven-game losing streak to their second consecutive win.

A Miami felon was convicted for an armed Hobbs Act robbery and other charges, with a potential life sentence looming due to the Armed Career Criminal Act enhancement.

Miami is currently enjoying sunny, mid-70s weather but is expected to see showers and a potential thunderstorm on Sunday, with the possibility of severe weather conditions including high winds and an isolated tornado.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is searching for Gina Ortega, a missing 65-year-old woman with health issues from Tamarac, last seen driving her black Chevy Equinox.

A Miami Gardens home caught fire, injuring one, after a robot vacuum exploded. The exact cause is under investigation, with safety reminders issued for battery-operated devices.

A cyclist was fatally struck by a vehicle in Fort Lauderdale, prompting road safety concerns and traffic delays as the bridge closed for investigation.

Carl R. Ruderman, former chairman of 1 Global Capital LLC, was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a $250 million securities fraud scheme.

A Hialeah man was arrested for video voyeurism after a hidden camera filmed women in a business bathroom and the footage was found on a work computer.

Weekend weather mix for Miami: sunny Friday, severe storm risk by Sunday from Gulf system, with possible thunderstorms and high winds, and caution advised.

Homestead Police are searching for a man accused of exposing himself to a minor in a Dollar Tree store and are asking for public assistance in identifying him.

Attorney General Merrick B. Garland honored over 800 nominees with the Attorney General's Awards, recognizing exceptional service in the Justice Department for both 2022 and 2023, including staff members from the Southern District of Florida.