Damián Valdez-Galloso, charged with killing El Taiger, denies the allegations and maintains innocence, despite forensic evidence. Trial is set for September. Investigation ongoing.

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Tahoma intercepted a 9,970-pound cocaine shipment worth $73.7 million in the Eastern Pacific. The operation involved multiple agencies and highlights the ongoing battle against drug trafficking at sea.

Miami's weather forecast includes sun, light showers, high heat with index values up to 103 degrees, and typically humid evenings. A plume of Saharan dust may increase rain chances over the weekend.

Miami Spice 2025 event features discounts at upscale and Michelin-starred restaurants with a variety of cuisines, available during August and September.

A woman was stabbed in North Broward and transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; suspect's vehicle found but no arrest confirmation yet.

Cruise Planners ranked 24th on Travel Weekly's 2025 Power List, with 2024 sales of $1.23 billion, and boasts high franchise satisfaction and continuous industry recognition.

A mail carrier was stabbed in a road-rage incident in Miami; Valentino Jlil, 27, arrested and faces charges including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.

Deerfield Beach's 2025 Code Amnesty Program is ending September 3rd, offering a chance to resolve code violations with reduced fines and less red tape.

The FLOW mobile office will provide DMV services in Homestead on August 27th at the Dickinson Community Center.

Florida's month-long back-to-school sales tax holiday starts this Friday, offering tax-free deals on apparel, computers, and school supplies. Critics argue it favors wealthier families.

North Miami's 2025 Back-to-School Block Party offers free supplies and festivities at the North Miami Public Library on August 11th, with priority for local residents.

Pipeline repair in Boca Raton leads to traffic delays with northbound lane closure on US-441/State Road 7; alternative routes advised. No service interruptions reported.

A Miami Gardens mother was arrested after her two-year-old son accidentally shot himself. She faces charges of child neglect and culpable negligence for not securing the gun.