North Miami plans year-long centennial events, featuring a special celebration on February 5, 2026, and various other activities promoting community engagement and heritage.

Homestead Police arrested Urbano Berdugo for attempted murder after a man was found with serious neck and head injuries. The victim is now stable after being airlifted to a medical center. Berdugo allegedly used a blunt weapon during the altercation.

Deputy Leonard Cantave, hit by a vehicle on the Florida Turnpike, shows recovery, recognizing family post-surgery. Driver Lonnel Brinson Jr., who admitted to using substances, faces felony charges.

Homestead will commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. with an MLK Community Breakfast focusing on mentorship, to reflect on his teachings and empower youth.

The Miami Hurricanes secured a 24-14 win against Ohio State at the Cotton Bowl, advancing in their quest for a national title with standout plays and strong team performance.

A teen and woman were injured in a New Year's Eve shooting in Tamarac; a man is detained as investigations continue.

Miami Police found a body in a canal near Manatee Bend Park; an investigation is ongoing to determine the deceased Caucasian man's identity and cause of death.

Mark Alex Natera is accused of embezzling nearly $1 million from his employer, REEF Technology, and its parent company.

Cool weather starts New Year's Day in Miami, with temperatures rising through the week, including possible isolated rain on Sunday, and a trend of sunny days with mild nights.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a train in West Palm Beach; police are investigating. Tri-Rail Train 5693 was involved in the incident, causing service delays.

Alix Junio Louis Innocent was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in Miami Beach after attacking her fiancé, with CCTV capturing events and social media posts implicating him.

U.S. Coast Guard rescued seven people from a flooding boat near Peanut Island, averting disaster as the captain grounded the vessel on purpose to prevent sinking.

Miami's Solid Waste Department will provide regular services on New Year's Day without holiday breaks for garbage and recycling, and the Mini Dump Facility will also be open. Residents should set out waste properly for collection.