A car crash into a canal in Southwest Miami-Dade resulted in the driver's death and left two passengers in critical condition; the cause is under investigation.

A Miramar homeowner suspects his heating system caused a fire in his home. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Miami Police are searching for Roberto Vasquez, 68, missing from Overtown. He's 6'2", 170 pounds, with salt and pepper hair and brown eyes, last seen wearing a black polo, burgundy pants, and sandals. Public assistance is requested.

South Florida farmers and nursery owners are taking measures to protect their crops and plants from a cold snap that threatens local agriculture and the economy.

South Florida sees unusually cold weather, with a record low in Fort Lauderdale and chilly forecasts in Miami. Temperatures are expected to rise later in the week.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem discussed TSA success and modernization plans at Miami International Airport, amid scrutiny and calls for her resignation.

Miami Gardens held the 14th annual peace walk in memory of Trayvon Martin, with community leaders and residents advocating for social justice and an end to gun violence.

South Florida braces for unusually cold temperatures, with Palm Beach County expecting lows in the 20s and 30s, and the activation of cold weather shelters.

Delray Beach man with ties to Pagan Outlaw motorcycle gang was arrested in the Florida Keys for outstanding drug and firearms warrants after a brief chase.

An off-duty Florida Corrections officer exchanged gunfire with an assailant while jogging in Southwest Miami-Dade; no one was injured and the suspect fled the scene.

A historical cold snap hits Miami with temperatures reaching 32°F, the coldest since 1989, prompting residents to bundle up and the National Weather Service to issue advisories.

Activists in downtown Miami protested against ICE, calling for its abolition and criticizing its deportation practices and alleged involvement in eight killings.

Florida will enforce an English-only policy for driver's license exams from February 6, ending the use of interpreters or other languages for the tests.