South Florida faces a week of heavy rains and storms, with a 90% chance of precipitation today and flood watches in effect. Wind advisories are also issued as gusts may reach 50 mph. A total of 4-8 inches of rain is expected by the weekend.

The Miami-Dade Commission voted 9-1 against the Miami Wilds water park proposal, citing environmental concerns for the Florida bonneted bat. The vote effectively ends plans for the park adjacent to Zoo Miami.

The 2007 unsolved Bochicchio murders in a Boca Raton mall parking lot remain a haunting memory for the local community, with authorities still seeking leads.

A thief stole a $1,500 one-wheel from a 68-year-old shopper outside a Fort Lauderdale Target; a piece of the getaway car was later found by a news photographer.

Miami-Dade residents aired grievances to officials over property damage from nearby quarry blasts, seeking legislative relief amid limited county power.

A man was fatally shot outside Ivy Palm Beach nightclub. Though deputies responded and the victim was taken to a hospital, he died. No arrests have been made, and details are limited.

Ex-Miami-Dade officer Samuel Harris was sentenced to 4 months in prison for COVID-19 loan fraud, involving $125,000 in PPP loans and over $159,900 in EIDL funds.

Miami is set to experience a stormy week with significant rain and strong winds, as predicted by the National Weather Service and Local 10 News, potentially affecting outdoor activities and testing city infrastructure.

Charlie Adelson, convicted for the murder of FSU professor Daniel Markel, awaits sentencing. He claims no involvement, but prosecutors argue he masterminded the plot.

A USPS clerk in Miami was arrested for snatching a customer's phone during a confrontation caught on video, following allegations of discriminatory behavior.

Aiden Mahabir, a missing 12-year-old from North Lauderdale, was safely returned after being last seen at his middle school. His disappearance had prompted an urgent search by authorities.

Two crashes created heavy traffic on the Palmetto Expressway, prompting lane closures and major delays, with authorities and NBC Miami advising alternate routes.

A Miami-Dade middle school teacher was arrested for purchasing explicit photos from a student and has bonded out of jail. The community is shocked by the breach of trust, and the school district has fired him.