Governor DeSantis awarded the Governor's Medal of Freedom to five influential Floridians, including the late Jimmy Buffett and four ex-politicians for their state contributions.

Another large tree fell in Miami's Coconut Grove, damaging cars and power lines, with residents expressing concern about ongoing safety and tree maintenance issues.

Miami faces a week of potential afternoon thunderstorms with high heat indices, as forecasts predict 30-70% chances of rain and lows around 80 degrees.

A Texas man biked from New York City to Miami Beach, receiving support and hospitality along the way. He balanced work with his journey, which highlighted human connection and resilience.

A fire at a Fort Lauderdale car lot damaged ten vehicles; no injuries were reported. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance in locating Anthony Vargas Perez, a missing 28-year-old with health and substance abuse issues, last seen in Oakland Park.

Deputy Jose Mateo seeks to dismiss manslaughter charges from a 2019 shootout, citing Florida's Stand Your Ground law, after the death of a UPS driver and a bystander.

Two sculptures honoring migrants were unveiled at a Miami shrine, with a blessing from Archbishop Wenski. The artworks, donated by the Fernandez family, symbolize the journey of refugees.

A dispute in a Fort Pierce Walmart parking lot led to a shooting, injuring one man. The victim refused to press charges, but the investigation continues.

Matthew Duchatelier was arrested in North Miami on charges of attempting to kidnap a girl under 13, amid previous molestation accusations.

A train hit a truck in Fort Lauderdale, pushing a car into a bar and injuring a woman. The incident involved multiple vehicles and occurred early Saturday morning.

Miami is forecasted to have a steamy weekend with high chances of afternoon thunderstorms and highs near 91°F. The weather pattern is set to continue over the coming week.

The VIP Shadowood 16 movie theater in West Boca Raton is closing on August 24, 2025, ending nearly four decades of operation due to a redevelopment project.