Northlake Boulevard near Beeline Highway is closed for 8 days to revamp the railroad crossing, causing Palm Beach County drivers to follow lengthy detours.

A dead person was found inside a burning car in a Miami-Dade Walmart parking lot, with authorities investigating the incident and the cause of the fire.

An early morning fire in Greenacres' Nautica Isles displaced four people, with the Red Cross offering aid and services.

Miami faces another day of intense heat, with advisories in place and heat indices up to 110 degrees. Temporary relief may come from scattered showers and thunderstorms.

In Florida, 800 FWC officers have been certified to enforce immigration laws as part of Governor DeSantis's strategy to strengthen immigration enforcement.

Deerfield Beach is hosting a free shredding event for locals to safely dispose of documents on August 16th at Fire Station 66. Proof of residency is required.

Authorities seek help to find Kaira Cisternas-Atenas, a 17-year-old missing from Dania Beach since July 29. She has red hair, a tattoo on her wrist, and was last seen wearing a black jacket and blue jeans.

A woman was stabbed by another passenger after an argument on the Metrorail in Miami. The suspect was arrested and the victim hospitalized in stable condition.

A dog in Northwest Miami-Dade was shot dead by a resident during an attack on another dog. Authorities are investigating, with no current details on charges or the condition of the other dog.

A family of three, including a child, safely escaped an early morning house fire in Wilton Manors; firefighters struggled with flames spreading to the attic. The Red Cross is assisting the displaced family.

A body was found in a canal in Miramar, with police investigating the unidentified person's cause of death and urging the public to provide any information.

Temporary reclaimed water shut-off in Delray Beach starting August 4 for infrastructure upgrades, affecting Seabreeze Ave, Thomas St, Luke Ln, and Andrews Ave. Restoration expected August 5.

Local efforts in Palm Beach County, including Brooklyn Water Bagel and McDonald's, collaborate with the Education Foundation for a "Stuff the Bus" campaign to collect school supplies for students, with the support of consumers and community events.