Waymo has launched its autonomous vehicle service in Miami-Dade for select users from a waitlist, allowing booked rides via its app. The service operates safely in the city's challenging conditions and plans to expand in the coming years.

FAU decided not to renew a faculty member's contract after scrutinizing her social media posts about Charlie Kirk, despite no disciplinary action recommended by an external review.

A man died from a stab wound in Miami's Little Haiti; police suggest domestic violence. A person of interest is detained; details are limited as investigations proceed.

A 17-year-old girl, Victoria Webb, was arrested in Boynton Beach for allegedly attacking a pregnant woman and obstructing a juvenile's breathing. She faces felony charges of battery on a pregnant person and child abuse.

Ex-UFC fighter Jairzinho Rozenstruik was arrested in Florida on charges of battery and false imprisonment after allegedly becoming violent with his wife.

Miami's weather this week includes scattered showers transitioning to clearer skies, with the highs fluctuating around the upper 70s to low 80s. Rain chances decrease with a mostly sunny weekend ahead.

A 65-year-old Miami man, Manuel Lopez, was arrested for the attempted murder of a man over a $10 debt related to a drug deal. The incident, which resulted in the victim requiring surgery, was captured on local surveillance cameras.

Broward County School Board is considering closing seven schools due to low enrollment, with a decision pending amid concerns from the teachers union and city officials.

Fort Lauderdale police seek a child caught on video killing a duck; a $5,000 reward is offered for information.

Homestead launches a swim program for kids, funded by CDBG, to teach swimming and water safety, starting Feb 9, 2026. The program is for residents meeting income criteria.

Commissioner Milian Orbis introduced the "Flags Across Miami-Dade" initiative for the US 250th anniversary, fostering patriotism and community engagement.

The Miami-Dade BAAB will host the Black History Month Kickoff on February 6, celebrating a centenary of black history. The public is invited to the event at the Stephen P. Clark Center.

Miami-Dade's Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia will deliver the first State of Elections Address on January 22, 2026, at the Miami-Dade Elections HQ, reflecting on past work and future goals.