A bicyclist was hit and trapped under a vehicle in Jupiter, prompting an emergency airlift and traffic shutdown on U.S. 1. Firefighters extricated and stabilized the victim.

Miami experiences mild weather with a warm day ahead, but a cold front is set to bring gusty winds and a temperature drop into the 40s and 50s by night.

Bobby Slowik has been promoted to offensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins under new head coach Jeff Hafley, aiming to improve the team's performance.

A man was found dead in a Plantation hotel parking lot after a shooting, with police urging witnesses to provide information to aid the investigation.

West Palm Beach witnessed filming for the series "RJ Decker," causing traffic delays due to road closures. The show, starring Scott Speedman, is based on Carl Hiaasen's "Double Whammy."

Huizenga Park in Fort Lauderdale reopens after a $15 million, two-year renovation, featuring shade trees, a playground, a dog run, and spaces for events and relaxation.

Four M-DCPS teachers are finalists for Teacher of the Year, showcasing their diverse and effective teaching methods, from promoting resilience to integrating robotics.

A woman was arrested for alleged arson and attempted murder at a Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office station, after pouring gasoline in the lobby and igniting it.

Miami enjoys mostly sunny weather with temperatures around 73°F and possible gusts up to 20 mph. Nights will cool slightly, and a cold front is expected soon.

A fatal crash involving a Toyota Sedan and a truck on Dolphin Expressway prompted westbound lane closures, with one confirmed dead and the truck driver unharmed. FHP is investigating.

Local authorities in Pompano Beach intensify the search for Maurice Sunny Esses, a 31-year-old man with mental illness, last seen on the 300 block of Northeast Eighth Avenue.

An Argentine man, Osvaldo Daniel Fernandez, 61, was sentenced to 80 years in federal prison for producing and possessing CSAM, which will likely be a life sentence given his age.

Former Miami Heat security officer Marcos Tomas Perez received a 36-month prison sentence and was ordered to pay $1.9 million for selling stolen team memorabilia.