A man was fatally shot in Coconut Grove; police offer $5,000 for the gunman's capture. Another was injured, refused hospital care. Residents are concerned about local violence.

Jupiter's six railroad crossings are now quiet zones, reducing noise pollution as trains will no longer routinely honk unless necessary, with safety measures like enhanced gates and lights put in place.

Delray Beach Fire Rescue Chief investigated for unauthorized Ring camera installation; no recording occurred, but his actions breached policies. He was counseled but retained his role.

A multi-vehicle crash in North Miami Beach resulted in at least one fatality and power outages for about 150 households. The cause and further details are under investigation.

Miami expects a wet weekend with thunderstorms, as the city faces high humidity and overdue rain. The National Weather Service predicts heavy rainfall and a likelihood of showers into next week, offering some relief to regional drought conditions.

Coral Springs imposes a 6-month moratorium on new smoke and vape shops due to health, safety, and economic diversity concerns.

Joseph Michael Melendez, a Coral Springs Charter School teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a student, has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies.

Miami-Dade County hosts a driver's license service event at the Stephen P. Clark Center on Aug. 28, requiring appointments for various services, including REAL ID updates.

A Hollywood Police Department vehicle in Miami-Dade County's Hammocks neighborhood was destroyed by arson, with no suspects identified or injuries reported from the incident.

A Miami man was arrested for dragging an officer with his motorcycle during an attempted escape from a stop related to violent crime crackdown in Little Haiti.

Liberty City is on high alert as police search for a man caught on surveillance engaging in voyeurism, which has deeply affected residents' sense of security.

A man died after a shooting in Coconut Grove, Miami, and police are searching for the assailant; no arrests have been made, and the community is urged to help.

Miami faces a period of intense humidity and wet weather with high chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the weekend, and high temperatures making conditions feel like a steambath.