South Florida is expecting a warm and humid weekend, with temperatures in the 80s and a chance of showers. Relief from the heat is expected next week with cooler temperatures forecasted.

Broward County School Board is considering closing seven schools due to low enrollment, with a decision pending amid concerns from the teachers union and city officials.

Commissioner Milian Orbis introduced the "Flags Across Miami-Dade" initiative for the US 250th anniversary, fostering patriotism and community engagement.

Miami-Dade's Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia will deliver the first State of Elections Address on January 22, 2026, at the Miami-Dade Elections HQ, reflecting on past work and future goals.

Deerfield Beach is hosting a free document shredding event for residents to safely dispose of sensitive papers, emphasizing identity theft prevention and recycling.

Miami Beach launches a free water taxi service between Sunset Harbour and North Bayshore Drive, with 40-foot vessels running every 60 to 30 minutes during peak hours. The service integrates multimodal commuting, including bikes and scooters.

Two teens were shot outside their Opa-locka townhome after masked gunmen ambushed them; their conditions are unknown. Police are investigating, and the community has experienced violence before.

A driver was killed after being ejected from their car in a crash on Miami's Don Shula Expressway, where the vehicle also caught fire. The FHP is investigating.

Indiana Hoosiers fans rally in Miami Beach ahead of the College Football Playoff National Championship, while University of Miami fans and alumni show their support at their own campus pep rally.

Four people were shot during what seemed to be an online transaction in Fort Pierce, prompting a police investigation and the execution of a search warrant at a home where firearms were found.

Truck driver Olson Jean was arrested on charges of first-degree murder and evidence tampering after blood was found in his truck, reportedly linked to Wendy Moncion's death.

Three men from Georgia were indicted in Miami for kidnapping, robbery, and firearm charges following a crime spree that began with their escape from custody.

The Southern District of Florida's U.S. Attorney's Office inducted new AUSAs and SAUSAs, with U.S. Attorney Reding Quiñones emphasizing their role in law enforcement and community protection.