Two separate incidents occurred in Miami Gardens where a child and a 15-year-old girl were hit by vehicles, leading to investigations and concerns over pedestrian safety.

Firefighters extinguished a 1-alarm fire at a North Miami apartment; no injuries were reported, and the Red Cross provided aid. Residents stressed fire safety measures post-incident.

Fort Lauderdale lifted an advisory against water activities in a section of the South Fork of Middle River after water quality returned to state standards following a sewer overflow.

Suniel Arzola faces charges for armed robbery with a sledgehammer at a Hialeah store due to gambling losses. He tried to escape arrest, leading to additional charges.

Megan Lynn Whitcomb was arrested in Oakland Park for offering unauthorized cosmetic procedures causing severe complications to a patient. She denied the charges and bonded out with conditions. She also faces eviction for unpaid rent.

Miami's weekend weather includes sun, clouds, and highs in the low 80s with a slight chance of rain. Evenings will be partly cloudy with temperatures around 70 degrees.

Miami Beach's fleet maintenance garage has been ranked seventh in NAFA's Green Garage Contest in North America, showcasing the city's commitment to environmental sustainability.

Delray Beach has scheduled a groundbreaking for a new Water Treatment Plant on January 29, 2026, a $300 million project deploying advanced nanofiltration technology to improve water quality.

West Palm Beach announces holiday closures and service adjustments, including City Hall and library, with waste collection resuming after Christmas and New Year's Day.

Miami extends Metrorail and Metromover services on New Year's Eve until 2 a.m.; parking available until 3 a.m. Regular weekend schedule resumes on New Year's Day.

The Deering Estate is hosting "Deering Contemporary 2026," curated by Dainy Tapia, featuring works by various artists that emphasize environmental and historical awareness.

An elderly driver crashed into a Mattress Firm in Margate with no injuries reported. Police confirmed the driver is safe and the incident caused notable damage to the store.

An Uber Eats driver, Samuel Lee Robertson, 36, was arrested for stealing packages from Miami apartment buildings after making deliveries, as caught on surveillance footage. He faces multiple charges including grand theft.