A child in Lauderhill was injured by glass after a stray bullet hit their home; they have non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating this drive-by shooting.

Giovanni Echevarria, charged with second-degree attempted murder, shot his girlfriend during an argument at their home, leaving her critically injured.

A major fire collapsed an abandoned building in Coral Springs, once a key facility for Heron Bay's defunct golf course, with the cause under investigation.

Miami's weather will cool slightly as the new year approaches, with clear skies and temperatures reaching the low-80s before a cold front brings rain and lows in the 50s.

The Indian River County Sheriff's Office is searching for Brian Flynn, 50, last seen in June and possibly living in woods behind a Vero Beach Walmart. He was last contacted via text on June 27. Public help is sought.

Ivan Cumba from Miami-Dade was arrested for pouring gasoline on neighbors and threatening to set them on fire on Christmas. He faces multiple assault and battery charges.

Police arrested Vladimir Demidovich for allegedly breaking into Golden Beach homes while nude; his bond was set at $15,000. A separate incident involved an abandoned clubhouse in Coral Springs catching fire, with the cause under investigation.

A Miami-Dade Sheriff’s deputy was hospitalized after a crash on the Florida Turnpike, causing significant traffic delays with both southbound and northbound lanes closed for some time.

Federal inmate Stevenson Charles was captured in Broward County after escaping a Georgia jail and kidnapping a driver, leading to a cross-state manhunt.

Recent weather in Miami featured sunny days with low 80s temperatures and light winds, with consistent weather expected to change with a cold front bringing cooler temps.

A surveillance video shows a gunman firing over 24 rounds into a Lauderdale Lakes home; authorities seek information on the shooter. No serious injuries were reported.

A 20-year-old man died following an ATV crash in West Palm Beach. He failed to stop at a sign, hit a residence's yard, and succumbed to his injuries days later.

Miami-Dade County assures residents that trash and recycling services will continue on New Year's Day, while administrative offices close. Disposal facilities remain open with regular hours.