Two people were shot outside an Opa-locka Wendy's, with police responding to a ShotSpotter alert. Authorities are investigating, and no conditions or suspects have been reported.

Coral Springs will temporarily alter water treatment from July 14 to 28, causing possible chlorine taste/odor, discoloration, and lower pressure during main flushing.

Miami voters will decide on a term limit initiative for local elected officials, limiting them to two four-year terms, following a close City Commission vote.

Miami's weekend weather forecast includes thunderstorms with high humidity and a heat index potentially over 100 degrees. Evening conditions may improve slightly, but the pattern of wet weather is set to continue into the next week.

Delray Beach announces the grand opening of Fire Station 113, featuring a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on July 25, 2025, with public tours and various ceremonial activities.

Fort Lauderdale's Lien Amnesty Program offers a reduction of up to 90% for code enforcement liens, with the application deadline on September 30, before reductions change.

An officer-involved shooting at Aventura Cove Plaza injured one and prompted an investigation. The incident occurred near RH Beauty + Salon. Authorities are asking the public to avoid the area.

A hit-and-run in Miami left an 82-year-old man dead; suspect Isaleb Anofils was arrested facing charges of Leaving the Scene of an Accident-Causing Death and Vehicular Homicide.

Broward County schedules an aerial mosquito control spray due to a rise in local mosquito populations, targeting areas from July 12 to 14, between 2-6 AM, weather permitting.

Florida's FDOT is enhancing A1A highway for safety, with upgrades at NE 14th Court and NE 27th Street, including new crosswalks and lighting. Lane closures are expected; the project runs from July to Spring 2026 at $2.08 million.

Fort Lauderdale crews repair a water main valve overnight, impacting traffic on W. Broward Boulevard. Lane closures and detours in place until 5 a.m. Friday.

Florida offers new parking permits for pregnant women, valid for one year and available through the Miami-Dade's Tax Collector's Office with a physician-signed form, ID, and $15 fee.

Three people were rescued by the Coast Guard after their boat capsized near Government Cut. They were wearing life jackets and used a radio to call for help.