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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A 74-year-old woman is critically injured after a pickup truck struck and dragged her in Southwest Miami-Dade. The driver allegedly fled, then was arrested on serious felony charges.
A three-car collision with a semi-truck killed two people and sent two others to the hospital in South Bay.
A Virginia woman was extradited to Florida after investigators linked her to threatening letters sent to a lawmaker, judge, and sheriff's employee. Three felony counts are pending across multiple jurisdictions.
A seaplane struck a dock near North Bimini, but all 10 Americans aboard escaped uninjured before the aircraft sank.
The Blue Gill Fire is spreading rapidly near SW 8th Street and Krome Avenue, with firefighters reporting zero percent containment.
Family & Kids in ...
Thousands of Miami-Dade families found school resources, services and plenty of kid-friendly distractions at the latest Children’s Trust Family Expo.
Politics & Govt in ...
Capital One says a months-long anti-money-laundering review—not politics—led it to close more than 300 Trump-affiliated accounts. Now the bank wants the Florida lawsuit dismissed for good.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Another crash on Northwest 135th Street has residents demanding speed bumps, traffic lights and stronger enforcement.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
A kidney traveled nearly 2,000 miles from Colorado to South Florida for a lifesaving transplant at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. The procedure marked the hospital’s first remote living-donor kidney transplant.
Weather & Environment in ...
Miami faces a hot, stormy Monday with a heat index near 105 and a risk of localized flooding during slow-moving downpours.
Ten people were pulled to safety after their boat began sinking near Miami’s Rickenbacker Causeway Friday night. A salvage team later towed the vessel to Dinner Key Marina.
A late-night crash involving an off-duty deputy’s motorcycle escalated into alleged threats against officers in Islamorada.
Three women face felony charges after an alleged seven-year scheme drained nearly $7 million from a Fort Pierce-area business.
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