Vandals targeted the Coconut Grove Playhouse construction site, damaging a drainage sock, prompting Miami-Dade commissioners to seek community assistance.

A man was injured in a non-fatal shooting following an argument at the Shops at Pembroke Gardens; the suspect is at large. Police are investigating and seeking information.

An argument at the Epic Vibe Residences in Miramar led to a shootout and subsequent carjacking near Aldi, leaving two people shot; police apprehended one suspect.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms for Miami, with a 60% chance of precipitation today and a high of 89°F. There's also a risk of severe weather.

A vehicle and two motorcycles collided in Lauderhill, resulting in one fatality and an ongoing police investigation. Family members mourned at the scene.

A Miami Commission meeting turned chaotic amid abuse of power accusations between Commissioners Gabela and Carollo, and public complaints about code enforcement tactics.

Two Fort Pierce men were arrested after a raid seized drugs and weapons, including a .556 caliber rifle and AK-47. The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office is investigating ongoing drug trafficking and firearm possession.

A Florida mother was charged with second-degree murder after her 6-year-old son was found dead, which she claims resulted from an attempt to exorcise demons from him.

A missing child alert has been issued for 15-year-old Chloe Mazzetti in Lantana, Florida. She may be traveling to Cocoa Beach with a silver glitter backpack and skateboard.

Miami expects a weekend of fluctuating weather with sun, thunderstorms, and high humidity, as predicted by the National Weather Service and Local 10 News.

Stirling Road near South Flamingo Road in Cooper City will be closed for overnight construction on June 4, starting at 8 PM until 6 AM the next day. Detours will redirect traffic to Griffin Road.

Miami-Dade County is set to open Alto Tower, a new affordable housing development for the formerly homeless, with a ribbon-cutting event on Wednesday.

The 49th CCJA ceremony in Palm Beach County recognized 63 graduates for their commitment to learning about the justice system, urging continued community involvement.