A man was fatally shot in Miami's Brickell neighborhood, leading to a police investigation. Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots, as police closed nearby streets.

The National Weather Service and NBC Miami forecast warm and breezy weather for Miami with temperatures in the low 80s and a chance of showers over the weekend.

Two students were arrested for bringing weapons to Renaissance Charter School, though no direct threats were made. The incident highlights concerns over the accessibility of weapons and the importance of parental guidance.

A 4-year-old child was hospitalized after being shot in Central Broward County; non-life-threatening injuries were reported, with no arrests made yet.

Jaquavian Devol was arrested in Wellington on animal cruelty charges after a dead snake and starving pit bull were found at his home. He is being held on $4,000 bail.

Two car accidents in Boynton Beach have led to the deaths of two elderly women, 83-year-old Barbara Lane and 75-year-old Linda Zitofsky, in separate incidents within a week.

Deerfield Beach, in collaboration with the American Legion, will hold a Memorial Day ceremony on May 26th at the Johnny L. Tigner Center to honor fallen service members.

Miami Beach officials oppose a state bill that could allow high-rise towers to replace historic Art Deco buildings, fearing a loss of the city's character.

Miami-Dade County offices and libraries will close on May 9 to honor Law Enforcement Appreciation Day; transit and waste services will continue. Recreational and cultural attractions will remain open.

Christopher James Turk was arrested for video voyeurism in a Parkland coffee shop after staff found his phone hidden in the bathroom, recording patrons; he monitored it via Apple Watch.

Miami-Dade is set to honor service animals on International Guide Dog Day with a special event including the "SUPER EVA" painting unveiling, fostering awareness and celebrating the bond between service animals and their humans.

Miramar hosts a job fair with top employers, offering diverse jobs and resources like free professional headshots. The event supports all job seekers, including veterans and those with special needs.

Accused of his wife's murder in Spain, Florida businessman David Knezevich has died in prison, as confirmed by 7News, with his death deemed a suicide by his attorney.