A large tree fell on a home in Southwest Miami-Dade during a storm, leaving the residence uninhabitable and causing significant damage. No injuries were reported, and the Red Cross assisted the displaced homeowner.

Three-vehicle collision in Hialeah kills one; no other injuries reported. Hialeah Fire Rescue confirmed the fatality at the crash site. Investigation underway; traffic disrupted.

A school worker resigned and a council member faced backlash for their comments on the hypothetical assassination of activist Charlie Kirk. The comments, seen as insensitive, prompted public outcry and calls for the council member's resignation.

South Florida faces heavy rain and thunderstorms, with a high chance of precipitation and temperatures up to 89°F. The wet weather is likely to continue into the night and the weekend.

Miami Springs Police arrested Tania Blanco, 38, for package theft and found meth in her car. An observant neighbor and surveillance footage helped her capture. She faces charges including third-degree grand theft.

Fire at the Enforcers Motorcycle Club in Riviera Beach is under investigation as possible arson, with authorities and the Florida State Fire Marshal probing the early morning incident.

Pembroke Pines police investigate the suspicious deaths of two individuals and seek the missing grandson, Isaiah Collins, possibly connected to the case.

West Palm Beach introduces SizeUp, a free tool providing market research and business intelligence to support local entrepreneurs and small businesses, announced via a September 18 webinar.

Indian River County approved a $6.8 million increase for the Sheriff's Office budget, which is less than the $12 million requested. This decision entailed cuts in other areas but avoided tax hikes or reserve use.

Miami honors Judge Melvia Bailey-Green by naming a street after her, celebrating her pioneering role as an African-American woman in Florida's legal community.

The Sunrise Amphitheater in South Florida celebrates its grand re-opening with a free event featuring a ribbon-cutting, live music, food trucks, and a drone show.

The Fruit & Spice Park partners with GMCVB, enhancing Miami's agritourism and inviting travelers to a unique botanical experience with an upcoming event on September 20.

Miami-Dade County Parks will transform parking spaces at Brickell Metrorail Station into public parks to celebrate Park(ing) Day on September 19, promoting greener, safer, and more equitable streets.