31 individuals were arrested at a protest outside the Krome Detention Center in Miami-Dade, as tensions rose when they blocked the facility's entrance.

Miami's weather this week includes sun, clouds, and an approaching front that may bring cooler temperatures and rain chances, per the National Weather Service and NBC 6 forecasts.

Two individuals were hospitalized after a stabbing in Homestead, with Ivette Padilla accused of armed burglary and attempted murder. The motive is unknown, and a car was towed for investigation.

Miami expects warm, mostly sunny weather before Thanksgiving, with some chance of showers during the holiday, per National Weather Service and Local 10 News forecasts.

Bobby Suarez's home was burglarized while his family slept, with valuables and a Porsche stolen. He reported feeling unsafe and violated following the incident.

During an eviction in Vero Beach, Florida, Deputy Terri Mashkow was fatally shot and two others injured; the shooter, Michael Halberstam, is critically wounded.

West Palm Beach City Hall and other services will close on November 27-28 for Thanksgiving, with waste collection delays and a return to regular operations on December 1.

Miami-Dade and Palmetto Bay begin constructing the Snowden Pedestrian Bridge to improve Old Cutler Trail for pedestrians and cyclists, promoting community safety and mobility.

Palm Beach County celebrates World AIDS Day with an event focused on HIV care achievements and challenges, featuring a panel discussion and the release of new data.

Fort Lauderdale expects heavy traffic due to cruise activity at Port Everglades. Alternatives like the Convention Center Connector are suggested to ease congestion.

The FBI is searching for a female suspect with pink hair who robbed a Chase Bank in Pompano Beach on Thursday morning. No injuries were reported during the incident.

Miami International Airport has initiated the largest US CBP deployment of Enhanced Passenger Processing technology, promising a quicker and more secure entry for travelers.

Miami-Dade officials are seeking two individuals responsible for a jewelry theft at Midway Crossing Mall, involving an $8,000 heist captured on surveillance.