Two collisions in Miami-Dade County resulted in two fatalities in Hialeah and left several injured in Redlands, including one critically. Authorities are investigating the causes of the accidents.

A Miami man facing drug charges and linked to the murder of a missing woman who was found dead after a violent carjacking turned himself in to Florida authorities.

A woman was found dead outside a building in Miami Beach, prompting a police investigation. Her identity and the cause of death are unclear as authorities seek public assistance.

A gas leak in Tamarac, Florida prompted emergency services to close a portion of Commercial Boulevard and conduct urgent repairs. No injuries were reported.

A man perished in a house fire in southwest Miami-Dade, with authorities investigating the cause. Flames were heavy in the garage area; no other injuries reported.

Shandale Robinson, a 52-year-old woman from Pompano Beach, was found safe after being reported missing last Friday. Her condition and the circumstances of her return are undisclosed.

Magin Caceres was charged with aggravated assault after allegedly using his van to ram a Prius in Coral Springs. The incident ended with Caceres crashing into the Everglades.

A search is on for Erika Barrios, a 17-year-old from Pembroke Pines, last seen Sunday afternoon. She was wearing a yellow bathing suit, black cover-up, and shorts. Police ask for public help.

Anthony Labeau, aged 44, was reported missing in Hollywood. He was last seen on Harrison Street at 8 p.m. Wearing a white shirt and khaki shorts. Police ask for public assistance.

EMT Yanaisa Pulido died after being struck by a vehicle while assisting at a crash site on I-95. Pulido's family accepted a posthumous degree on her behalf.

Chewy launches its first Chewy Vet Care clinic in South Florida, providing wellness exams, surgeries, and vaccinations for dogs and cats, with plans to expand further.

A fire in Miami's Little Havana displaced 14 people and led to minor injuries, with firefighters containing it within 10 minutes. Investigations into its cause are ongoing.

A Florida couple faces felony charges for trying to claim a fake million-dollar lottery win with a spliced ticket.