The article details Miami's mild weather forecast with a slight chance of showers and rising temperatures through the week, with potential thunderstorms and beach advisories for rough surf.

A late-night collision in Miami-Dade County left one driver dead and three others injured. Officials continue to investigate the multi-vehicle crash near Northwest 62nd Avenue and 12th Street.

A landscaper in Fort Lauderdale was hospitalized after receiving an electrical shock from a power line while working in a tree. His condition was not disclosed.

Boynton Beach Police investigated a traffic crash at Congress Avenue and Gateway Boulevard, urging drivers to use alternate routes. The road was reopened later.

In Miami-Dade, a man was arrested for attacking his brother with a machete over a keys dispute, resulting in the victim's hospitalization for severe injuries.

Law enforcement detained four suspects on the Palmetto Expressway for possession of a stolen vehicle, causing traffic delays but no injuries or pursuit.

Miami experiences a cooler Black Friday with sunny skies after Thanksgiving storms, with temperatures in the mid-70s. However, warmer weather with a chance of showers is forecast for the weekend.

Florida airports experience a surge in holiday travelers, with Miami International Airport facing long lines and Palm Beach International Airport's parking at capacity.

Fort Pierce revealed three finalists for police chief, with a public event for residents to meet them before further interviews and a formal recommendation.

Boca Raton concludes its centennial year with the 53rd Holiday Street Parade themed 'The Centennial Express,' including over 70 floats and events like a Holiday Mile Run.

Sheridan Street near I-95 in Hollywood is closed due to a non-life-threatening utility spill at the railroad tracks. Commuters are advised to find alternate routes as crews and police work on-site.

Two Guyanese nationals are indicted by a Miami grand jury for tax evasion and money laundering related to gold exports, with alleged losses to Guyana totaling $50 million.

A Key Largo man was arrested for illegally dumping over 3 tons of trash on Monroe County property. Despite warnings, he did not remove the debris, leading to his arrest.