Miami-Dade announces the Hometown Heroes Parade on Nov. 1 at Tropical Park to honor local first responders and unsung heroes, featuring an evening parade and fireworks.

Miami-Dade will rename a street to honor the late Rev. Dr. Antwane Lenoir, Sr., a respected community leader and spiritual guide, in a ceremony on Wednesday.

A Florida volleyball coach, Arturo Gonzalez, was arrested for alleged lewd behavior with a teen girl during a private lesson. Authorities are seeking additional victims.

Sahmari Cromer, 29, was fatally stabbed in Miami-Dade, highlighting systemic mental health care issues, as he struggled with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

Jason Banegas pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the 2021 shooting of Officer Yandy Chirino, canceling his trial.

A woman in Cutler Bay stabbed her teenage sister multiple times following an altercation over a cellphone. The victim survived, and the assailant faces attempted murder charges.

A camper fire in North Miami displaced residents, with over 10 fire units responding. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Stuart City Manager Mike Mortell is facing possible dismissal amid accusations of misconduct, with consequences including threats to Commissioner Reed and potential costs exceeding $275,000 for a new manager.

Deputies seek tips for two suspects linked to a Lake Worth Beach car burglary; the community is urged to contact Detective Shackelford or Crime Stoppers with information.

Early voting begins in Miami for mayoral and commission elections, with more locations including three new sites to improve voter turnout and accessibility.

A wrong-way collision on Countyline Road involving a Honda and a Tesla resulted in one fatality and road closures, with the injured driver hospitalized as a trauma alert.

Miami residents to expect late afternoon showers and storms after a dry Monday morning, with temperatures in the upper-80s. Conditions to improve with two fronts bringing cooler air and less humidity midweek.

Judge Bronwyn Miller faces formal charges from the Judicial Qualifications Commission over controversial texts, questioning her impartiality in a resentencing case. She defends her actions, asserting her First Amendment rights.