A vehicle slammed into Balado National Tires in Miami, with no injuries reported. The crash followed a lane-change collision with a van. Traffic was slightly disrupted but has returned to normal.

Panthers fans gathered at Fort Lauderdale's Elbo Room bar to celebrate the team's second consecutive Stanley Cup win, with Captain Alex Barkov making a surprise visit with the trophy.

Hollywood Police and community search for missing 71-year-old Rogerard Pierre, last seen wearing a white t-shirt, black pants, and blue hat. Public assistance is requested.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 16-year-old Addison Fisher, who has a mental illness and was last seen on a blue bike in Cooper City.

Fort Lauderdale plans a parade to celebrate the Florida Panthers' second straight Stanley Cup win following a decisive victory against the Edmonton Oilers.

One person was hospitalized after a Brightline train hit a car in Pompano Beach. The crash caused a delay for train passengers and damage to the City Commission Chambers building. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Miami's weather forecast indicates a mix of sun, showers, and thunderstorms with high temperatures around 89 degrees, heat indices possibly reaching 100, and a 20-30% chance of rain. Winds are moderate, with lighter breezes expected at night.

Authorities found a body in a Miami-Dade canal; homicide detectives are investigating. The victim's identity and cause of death are pending Medical Examiner's assessments.

Galt Ocean Drive reopened after overnight work by city crews to locate a water main valve. Traffic flow returned to normal, with temporary detours lifted.

Fort Pierce Police seek help finding Jack Carter Juarez, 14, who left a treatment facility. He's 5'8", 150 lbs, with black hair, last seen in a black and red sweater and blue pants. Call (772) 979-1408 with info.

St. Lucie authorities seek a woman who spent $1,600 fraudulently at Ulta Beauty, dubbed the "Glam Bandit," recognizable by her large hat and sunglasses.

West Palm Beach was recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy for surpassing its energy efficiency goals in the Better Buildings Challenge, reducing energy use by 16%.

Broward County upgraded its E-911 system with a new feature in VIPER 7 that automatically calls back dropped 9-1-1 calls, aiming to improve emergency response efficiency.