The Coast Guard Sector Miami stopped three illegal charters near the Julia Tuttle Causeway for safety violations and noncompliance with federal orders.

FDOT is launching the "Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow" safety campaign in Miami-Dade and Monroe, focusing on pedestrian and cyclist safety, with a virtual kickoff meeting on July 16, 2025.

Police are searching for Susan Sykes, 66, who went missing after last being seen at a bakery in Hollywood. She wore a pink top, gray skirt, and white shoes. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

The USCGC Northland offloaded 2,220 pounds of cocaine and 3,320 pounds of marijuana worth $20.1 million in Miami, seized in four Caribbean Sea operations.

A man and a woman were shot in Miami, and police are investigating the incident, possibly domestic in nature. Both victims are in critical condition. The shooter fled the scene.

The Fort Lauderdale Police Department's new animal crimes unit benefits from Dexter's Law, rescuing neglected dogs and advancing efforts to combat animal cruelty.

Miami's summer weather pattern includes afternoon thunderstorms, 70% rain chance, and high humidity, with highs near 88 degrees leading to the Fourth of July weekend. Evening storms lessen, but heavy rain and frequent lightning are possible.

Miami-Dade's Animal Services has introduced the Wellness on Wheels Mobile Veterinary Clinic to provide free essential wellness services to pets in underserved areas.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is set to graduate 46 new firefighters in a ceremony at their training facility in Doral, Florida, with Fire Chief Ray Jadallah officiating.

Miami-Dade County Commissioners passed an ordinance to expedite seawall permit approval and promote eco-friendly structures, led by Commissioner Higgins.

Arrest made after a fight on a Frontier Airlines flight; NJ man attacked another passenger without provocation, both sustained cuts, and the incident was caught on cell phone footage.

Miramar celebrates Park and Recreation Month in July with events like fireworks, fitness classes, and summer camps, encouraging community interaction and storytelling on park impacts.

Miami launches free Wi-Fi in 15 parks, advancing tech accessibility and aiming to bridge the digital divide for local communities by enhancing public and educational resources.