Miami anticipates a sunny Thanksgiving week with low to mid-80s temperatures and dry conditions due to a high-pressure system. Forecasters predict clear skies with a slight cooldown post-Thanksgiving.

A teenager from Belle Glade died after the Mercedes C300 he was in crashed into a canal. Intoxication is suspected in the driver, with charges pending. The accident occurred on County Road 880, with the victim pronounced dead at the scene.

Deputies found a missing 24-year-old man in Palm Beach County who had last been seen riding a yellow 4-wheeler. His safe return ends a search effort where the public provided crucial tips.

Tyrone Armbrister surrendered to police after a failed sexual assault attempt on a smoke shop worker in Miami Springs, which was caught on surveillance.

Desolas Mezcal, a Miami-based company, won Best of Class in the Mezcal category at the 2024 NYWSC, a significant achievement for the new brand in the spirits industry.

Boynton Beach's water tower glowed green to honor two fallen PBSO deputies and support another critically injured.

The Miami Marlins distributed Thanksgiving meals to 1,000 families in their 15th annual Home Plate Meals event.

Sephora opens at Tanger Outlets Palm Beach and hosts a giveaway event from November 22-24, offering shoppers the chance to win gift cards and products.

Miami-Dade County's "Presents for Pets" drive invites residents to donate items for shelter animals this holiday season, through December 31, at various locations.

Kevin Paul Prater was arrested in Miami after a high-speed chase, facing charges including aggravated assault and reckless driving. The chase involved police collisions and required aerial support for his capture.

Vice Chairman McGhee advances the South Dade Sports Complex project, with community involvement and notable athletes backing the $337 million facility.

Antonio Fields, a St. Lucie County School Board employee, was arrested for molesting a 6-year-old. He faces multiple charges related to the incident and is held on a $750,000 bond.

Increased wild boar sightings in Port St. Lucie cause local concerns about safety and impact on native wildlife, as development leads to more human-boar interactions.