Two Key West staffing firm heads were sentenced to over three years in prison for illegal labor practices, tax evasion, and employing non-resident aliens in hospitality venues. They must also pay $1.8 million in restitution.

An indictment charged ten individuals with conspiring to evade sanctions against Venezuela's state-owned oil company PDVSA, involving exporting aircraft parts.

A Miami pharmacist faces charges of attempted sex trafficking of minors and attempting to travel for illicit sexual conduct with children in Colombia.

A gas leak in Tamarac, Florida prompted emergency services to close a portion of Commercial Boulevard and conduct urgent repairs. No injuries were reported.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 77-year-old Albert Burks, who went missing in Fort Lauderdale. He drives a 2015 blue Nissan Altima with plate ISHP63. Authorities seek public assistance.

Law enforcement intensifies the manhunt for Deshawn Davis, a Canadian wanted for kidnapping and murder, and linked to a Miami Beach nightclub shooting.

Miami-Dade County celebrates the opening of Phase 2 of The Underline project, aimed at transforming the space beneath the Metrorail, with a ribbon-cutting event attended by local leaders.

Miami-Dade County served an eviction notice to the Dolphin Company at the Miami Seaquarium due to concerns over animal welfare, with officials pushing for a safe and orderly transition.

Traffic on Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale has returned to normal after overnight repairs on a water line between SE 13th and 15th Avenues were completed.

Interfaith group PACT is advocating for Miami-Dade to reduce arrests for driving with a suspended license, emphasizing the economic burden on the poor.

A man perished in a house fire in southwest Miami-Dade, with authorities investigating the cause. Flames were heavy in the garage area; no other injuries reported.

Two men died in a boat collision involving a yacht and a smaller vessel near Elliot Key, with the incident under investigation by Florida authorities.

Miami is forecasted to have cooler weather with highs just below 80°F and a steady breeze, elevating rip current risks and leading to a small craft advisory until midweek.