Authorities are searching for Drakaar Allen, a 28-year-old missing from Oakland Park, Florida, with the BSO dive team looking in Easterlin Park's lake.

A man was arrested after crashing a stolen BMW into a Miami gas station; the incident happened following a police chase and resulted in significant damage.

Ken Griffin donates $50 million to the University of Miami's Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, aimed at expanding cancer research and treatment capabilities in South Florida.

A seventh-grader claims to have been "body-slammed" by a school officer, leading to an investigation and a potential lawsuit over the alleged use of excessive force.

Miami-Dade County's "Better Bus Network" faces backlash from commuters and the Transport Workers Union for increased difficulties in public transportation, prompting adjustments to the system.

A man was shot and driven to a Lauderhill, Florida fire station by his mother. Authorities found a bullet-riddled minivan; the victim's condition is unknown as the investigation continues.

A federal appeals court upheld an injunction against Florida's "Stop WOKE Act," affirming the law's workplace speech restrictions as unconstitutional.

University of Miami student Daniel "Danny" Bishop died in a scooter accident near campus; he was an academic leader set to teach math. A vigil was held to honor him, and street safety improvements are planned for 2025.

A Miami firefighter was hospitalized in serious but stable condition after suffering a cardiac arrest during a SWAT medic training session on the Rickenbacker Causeway.

Inter Miami CF transfers midfielder Jean Mota to Brazilian side Esporte Clube Vitória, with Chris Henderson expressing the move's benefits for roster flexibility.

Miami-Dade Police officer Victor Montalvo was arrested on DUI charges after crashing an unmarked car into a marked police cruiser while both were on duty.

Showers and thunderstorms hit Miami, with a Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued and then canceled. Conditions were disrupting travel and expected to improve but with another storm potential in the afternoon.

Miramar police are searching for two individuals linked to a series of rim and tire thefts, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to their identification.