Tyler Herro of the Miami Heat is set for foot surgery, missing the start of the 2025-26 NBA season due to a foot and ankle impingement. His return date is currently speculative.

Miami Beach police and firefighters will compete in a cooking event for charity during Fire Prevention Week, judged by Chef Todd English, with marrow donor swabbing and safety demos included.

Miami Beach is preparing for the opening of the 19.4-acre Bayshore Park, featuring a lake, dog park, tennis courts, and more, reflecting the city's commitment to health and community life.

Miami police investigated a potential bomb threat due to a man with a suspicious suitcase; the bomb squad responded, streets were closed, but have since reopened. No explosives found, man detained, investigation ongoing.

Georgia CEO Carl Alan Zaglin convicted for bribery and money laundering in a scheme to secure Honduran contracts.

A rabies alert in Broward County has been issued after a raccoon tested positive, with residents urged to take precautions, especially around Davie near I-595.

A car crash on Palmetto Expressway left one woman dead and a man injured; the crash disrupted traffic for miles. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Miami is experiencing heavy rains and potential flooding with an 80% chance of showers, while residents face discomfort due to high humidity at 88%. Relief may come this weekend with a slight decrease in storm activity.

The Kinney Tunnel in Fort Lauderdale is closing temporarily due to standing water inside, with officials advising motorists to expect delays and seek other routes.

A shooting in West Palm Beach's Flamingo Park resulted in one fatality. Police seek witnesses, urging tip-offs to Crime Stoppers. The investigation is ongoing.

A Florida school's assistant head, Raiza Echemendia, was arrested for allegedly shoplifting $876.99 worth of goods from Macy's.

A Lauderhill Police officer, Jason Reyes, is charged with battery for allegedly hitting a driver during a crash investigation. He has pleaded not guilty and is on paid administrative leave.

Former COO of Jackson Health Foundation, Charmaine Gatlin, pleads guilty to embezzlement, facing up to 20 years in prison for defrauding over $4.3 million.