Miami is expected to have a wet holiday weekend with showers and thunderstorms and a chance of flooding. High humidity and seasonal temperatures persist, while two distant tropical systems show potential for development.

Two people died in a suspected murder-suicide in Pompano Beach, as reported by WSVN and Local 10 News. The incident involved a shooting, and while the woman was found dead on the scene, the man later died at the hospital.

Miami-Dade Animal Services and Friends of Miami Animals Foundation launch a mobile clinic, Wellness on Wheels, to offer free veterinary care in underserved areas.

Schneider St. Preux from Miami's DTPW is selected for Leadership APTA, a program for public transport leaders, reflecting positively on the department's direction.

The City of Delray Beach is offering up to $680,000 in UDAG funds to assist microenterprises and support job creation, with applications due by September 30, 2024.

Commissioner Mike Barnett represented Palm Beach County's Puerto Rican community in Washington, advocating for economic support at the Hispanic Economic Forum.

The Jewish Lawyers Association of Palm Beach County was formed to combat rising antisemitism and promote unity among lawyers, with support from legal and political figures.

A jury awarded $100 million to a boy for a botched circumcision by a doctor who lost his license 10 days prior.

A Florida report revealed police fired the shots that killed a UPS driver and a bystander during a 2019 shootout after a robbery. Four officers have been indicted and pleaded not guilty.

Florida conducted a ceremony to honor fallen FDLE Special Agent Jose Perez, who passed away following a car accident while on duty. The Miami FDLE office will be renamed in his memory.

A cruise ship worker was sentenced to 30 years for producing child pornography by hiding cameras in guests' rooms.

Naples Mayor Teresa Heitmann was arrested on suspicion of DUI with a BAC of 0.15 or higher. Initial reports of a minor in the vehicle were clarified by police.

The Miami-Dade Police report a surge in school bus violations despite new safety measures, with cameras catching many drivers illegally passing stopped buses.