A pregnant woman and child were hospitalized after a rollover crash in Miami, with conditions unknown; police are investigating and have issued a local traffic alert.

Miami-Dade Commissioner Cabrera passed a resolution to reduce speed limits to 25 mph in residential and park areas, aiming for safer streets after community demands.

A man impersonating a T-Mobile worker climbed a cell tower in Miami, disrupting service and causing a public disturbance by throwing objects and threatening to jump.

Miami faces a weather shift with near-record heat before a cooling cold front arrives, bringing gusty winds, a small craft advisory, and potential brief showers. Temperatures will drop after the front passes.

A man was shot near the Plaza Hotel in Fort Lauderdale and a suspect is in custody, with police and rescue teams responding to the incident for investigation and medical care.

A man was hospitalized after a carjacking and shooting in Lauderhill; police arrested 21-year-old Josiah Bennett and a minor, who both confessed to their involvement.

Missing 14-year-old Derell Miller from Hollywood, Florida was found after police sought public help. Details on his disappearance and how he was located remain undisclosed.

A hit-and-run in Miramar left two on a scooter injured when a car struck them and fled, leading to a fire and an ongoing police investigation.

A body was found inside a vehicle submerged in a Parkland, Florida, canal, with investigations ongoing to determine the cause of the crash and the victim's identity.

A car crashed into the Sunset Animal Hospital in Sunrise, FL, with no injuries as the facility was empty at the time. The driver cited his foot being stuck on the gas pedal.

Shots fired at a Delray Beach parking garage left one woman with a non-fatal ankle injury; police are searching for the gunman and investigating the incident.

A fire in a Coral Springs apartment complex caused severe damage and displaced residents, with investigations into the cause ongoing and the Red Cross assisting affected individuals. No injuries were reported.

Palm Beach County is enhancing park accessibility according to ADA standards, involving public feedback and hosting open forums for community insights on April 4, 2024.