A man was shot at a Liberty City gym following an argument; another man was detained by police. Children were present, and the victim is in stable condition.

North Miami couple charged with child neglect after their severely malnourished children were found; authorities have placed the children under medical care.

Miami Police are seeking public assistance in locating Maria Dejesus, a 50-year-old woman missing from Allapattah, last seen wearing a black shirt and blue jeans.

Miami's forecast predicts a hot and relatively dry Friday, with increased rain chances over the weekend and typical summer weather patterns next week.

Osprey Logistics Park in Coral Springs, valued for its strategic location, has been refinanced with a $57 million loan to enhance its position in a tight industrial market.

Seven Florida correctional officers are charged following an inmate's beating at Dade Correctional Institution.

Boynton Beach receives a $100,000 grant to develop an urban heat resilience strategy, focusing on enhancing tree canopy and cooling infrastructure to combat extreme heat.

Kodak Black is in a custody battle with Maranda Johnson, who accuses him of domestic violence and unpaid child support. She's also been arrested for vandalism and fighting. Black denies the claims and seeks full custody.

Two dogs died in a Miami-Dade house fire that started in the carport and spread to vehicles and the home. Firefighters responded and saved one pet, but no residents were injured. The cause is under investigation.

Ex-gymnastics coach Oscar Olea pleads guilty to felony sex charges before his trial, faces 12 years in prison, 10 years probation, and must register as a sex offender.

Mayor Margaret "Peggy" Brown of Weston has been inaugurated as President of the Florida League of Mayors for the 2025–2026 term, after serving as President-Elect the previous year.

Delray Beach issues a Precautionary Boil Water Notice for certain NW 25th St and NW 24th Ct addresses due to water main project, effective August 19, 2025.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced a deal with Aetna expected to save the county $40 million annually in healthcare costs while enhancing services for the county workforce.