Two people were injured in a boat fire at Crandon Park Marina, Key Biscayne. Responders included Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and other agencies. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Two fatal crashes on the Florida Turnpike near Miami-Dade caused the closure of its southbound lanes over one weekend. The incidents at Bird Road and Eureka Drive exit left two dead and forced traffic diversions.

A crash in Little Haiti between a Miami-Dade Police cruiser and a sedan resulted in one person hospitalized and an investigation by the MDPD Traffic Homicide Unit.

A bicyclist was struck and killed on the Venetian Causeway in Miami Beach, causing traffic disruptions. The Miami Beach Police are investigating the accident.

Gunshots and a car crash in a Miramar neighborhood resulted in one injury and police seeking a black Mercedes. No arrests have been made; witnesses reported multiple shots and a white Kia hit a tree.

A crash on Florida's Turnpike in SW Miami-Dade caused at least one death and closed the road in both directions.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue training led to a three-alarm fire, hospitalizing one. The incident is under a full investigation, with the cause yet to be determined.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue saved two boaters whose vessel was taking on water at Haulover Inlet, with both boaters unharmed and not needing medical attention.

A fire that started on one boat at Boynton Beach's Harbor Inlet Club spread to multiple vessels; however, the fire department quickly controlled the blaze with no reported injuries.

A woman was shot near a Hollywood, Florida medical clinic and was taken to the hospital; the severity of her injuries is unknown, and the incident is under investigation.

Miami PD seeks help finding missing 79-year-old Jose M. Jeri from Flagami; he's 5'9", bald, last seen in blue clothes and glasses. The public can contact Miami PD with information.

Several Tesla Cybertrucks in Fort Lauderdale were vandalized with anti-Elon Musk graffiti, and police are investigating the incident. Tesla has since removed the graffiti.

A Florida woman faces life or death penalty if convicted of involvement in a deadly human smuggling operation after sixteen migrants drowned. She's charged with ten counts including bringing aliens into the U.S. resulting in death.