Miami is experiencing a cold front with a 50% chance of showers and wind changes, with temperatures dropping to mid-30s over the weekend and a freeze watch in effect. The chill is expected to be short-lived, with a warming trend through the week.

A fire on a Miramar apartment patio led to smoke inhalation treatment for residents; no major injuries or damage as firefighters quickly controlled the blaze.

The Miami International Autodrome is introducing a yacht-inspired hospitality structure for the 2026 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, featuring multiple lounges, viewing platforms, and pools for an immersive race experience.

A truck driver died after crashing into a barrier on I-95 in Pompano Beach; authorities are investigating, including considering a possible medical episode as a cause.

Michael Milke from Chicago faces charges for selling a counterfeit Rolex watch to a Florida jeweler, with evidence of similar scams across various states.

Homestead secured a $49,500 grant for its Urban Tree Reforestation Project to plant 51 native trees, increasing shade, improving air quality, and aiding stormwater management.

Homestead partners with the University of Miami for free cancer screenings on February 2 at the PAL, featuring diverse health tests and education on early detection.

Deerfield Beach announces an Education Advisory Board meeting at the Hillsboro Community Center on February 4, 2026, inviting public participation and offering assistance for disabled individuals.

Miami-Dade authorities arrested two connected to Mr. Gonzalez's murder; his body was found in his truck's recycling bin. Suspects evaded capture but were extradited back to Florida for prosecution.

Volunteers sought for the Cadillac Championship PGA TOUR event at Trump National Doral from April 29-May 3, 2026.

Palm Beach County opens warming centers for the homeless due to a cold snap, with community organizations providing transportation assistance via a 211 call.

The City of Doral announces new security measures at City Hall, including constant lobby security personnel, mandatory visitor check-ins, and metal detectors during City Council meetings.

Brooklyn man Salim Sakal admitted to fencing over $4.4 million in jewelry stolen from U.S. malls, agreeing to pay restitution and awaiting sentencing.