Fort Lauderdale city crews are working to fix a water main leak on E. Las Olas Boulevard, causing traffic delays and potential water service interruptions.

Two homeless individuals were stabbed in West Palm Beach, and the police are investigating with no suspects yet.

A man was killed in Miami's Little Havana after being pinned under a car he was working on. The incident is under investigation, and his identity has not been revealed.

A Hialeah woman was charged with neglect and battery of her elderly mother, with evidence from her daughter and another witness. She was arrested but denied physical abuse.

Miami-Dade launched the new Metro Express Bus Rapid Transit system to connect Dadeland with Florida City, amid financial debates limiting further expansions.

18-year-old Jaylen W. Lindo was arrested for allegedly bringing a gun to SunEd High School. His bond is set at $13,000 with a GPS tracker and he must stay away from weapons and the school.

A Norwegian Cruise Line passenger fell overboard, prompting an unsuccessful search. The ship, Norwegian Jewel, resumed its voyage while the cruise line supports the passenger's family.

Miami's mayoral race features candidates Xavier Suarez and Ken Russell, among others. Debates have centered on city issues, governance, and the fight against corruption. Early voting starts before the November 4 election.

The Miami Dolphins collaborated with the 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project for an event at Hard Rock Stadium, aiming to improve relations between youth and police through role-play and discussions.

A Miami man was arrested for allegedly using a GPS device to stalk his ex-girlfriend, marking one of the first charges under Florida's new law against unauthorized tracking.

A fire in a Hollywood high-rise led to the hospitalization of three people and is under investigation; the blaze was contained swiftly by emergency crews.

A Doral restaurant worker was charged with stealing secret recipe books from Mordisco Miami, after being caught on camera and making a full confession to police.

Miami faces a hot and humid Wednesday with highs in the 80s and heat indices in the 90s, minimal breeze, and little rain. Relief is expected later with a breeze and slight rain chances by the weekend.