A Miami Commission meeting turned chaotic amid abuse of power accusations between Commissioners Gabela and Carollo, and public complaints about code enforcement tactics.

Two Fort Pierce men were arrested after a raid seized drugs and weapons, including a .556 caliber rifle and AK-47. The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office is investigating ongoing drug trafficking and firearm possession.

Miami-Dade County is set to open Alto Tower, a new affordable housing development for the formerly homeless, with a ribbon-cutting event on Wednesday.

Early voting for the City of Miami District 4 Commissioner special election begins today at Shenandoah and West Flagler Branch Libraries with schedules for weekend voters.

Riviera Beach Police are seeking public assistance in locating missing 14-year-old Yojana Juan Jacinto, last seen in early February wearing a black sweatshirt and pants.

Miami Police are searching for a missing 84-year-old man, Angel Fernandez Rivas, last seen in the Flagami area, described as 5'7", bald, with brown eyes, wearing a floral shirt and gold shorts.

Deerfield Beach announces a Centennial Community Garden to commemorate its 100 years, seeking residents' input on historical milestones for its design.

Deerfield Beach commemorated Memorial Day with a ceremony featuring Major (Ret) Rodriguez speaking on the importance of the day and wreath-laying to honor the fallen.

Three men were arrested at ASAP Towing in Miami-Dade for operating a chop shop and other related charges after detectives found a stolen Corvette and other parts.

Eight years after Sophie Reeder's disappearance, a $25,000 reward for information remains unclaimed. Authorities continue searching for leads as they consider the case to be serious, with possibilities of human trafficking, abduction, or murder.

Gloria Estefan releases her Spanish-language album "Raíces," inspired by her Cuban heritage and penned by her husband Emilio. The album celebrates Latin music and traditions.

Fort Lauderdale residents may notice a change in tap water color due to maintenance work at the wellfield, with water supply shifted to the Fiveash Plant. The city assures the water remains safe despite the temporary color variance.

Miami's weather continues to be hot and humid with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms today. Rain probabilities will gradually increase towards the weekend, offering potential relief from drought conditions.