A shooting near a youth baseball game in Cutler Bay led to a scramble for safety; two men were wounded but uncooperative with police. The incident shook the normally peaceful community.

Two Florida lottery players won $1 million each; one from a Powerball drawing and another from a scratch-off ticket, with the Powerball jackpot continuing to grow.

Former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Michael Jeffries was arrested on sex trafficking charges in Florida alongside two associates, with details pending a U.S. Attorney's Office press conference.

Officer Marcel Vera of the Miami-Dade Police Department was named Officer of the Month for September 2024 for his proactive work and lifesaving actions.

FEMA opens Disaster Recovery Centers in Indian River, Martin, and St. Lucie counties for those affected by Hurricane Milton, offering in-person assistance.

A former Florida senator, Frank Artiles, was convicted in a "ghost candidate" scheme from the 2020 elections and awaits sentencing set for November 18th.

The Soul in the City Jazz Experience concert series in West Palm Beach has been extended through December 2024, featuring jazz performances with tickets starting at $30.

A tipped semi truck closed southbound lanes on Florida's Turnpike in West Palm Beach, causing early delays. The lanes reopened by 7 a.m. after efforts by the Florida Highway Patrol and a tow truck.

Two children were hospitalized after a liquid was poured on them during a dispute between adults in Pompano Beach. Authorities are investigating, and two women have been detained.

The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated 169 migrants to Haiti after they were found on a distressed vessel, providing them with basic care before returning them to their homeland.

A Lauderhill officer fatally shot a dog after being bitten during a call. The dog's owner claims the shooting was avoidable, asserting the dog posed no threat. The incident is under investigation.

Miami-Dade County Mayor declares October 18 as "Taylor Swift Day" in honor of the pop star's concert, recognizing her impact and expected economic boost to local tourism.

Miami's Sunday forecast is mainly sunny and breezy, with a slight chance of showers and high near 84°F. Winds are expected to be 13-16 mph with higher gusts. Beach conditions improve, with lighter winds, 1-2 ft surf, and water temps around 80°F.