Miami Police seek help finding missing elderly man, Jose Mejia Berroa, last seen in Flagami, described as 5'2", 125 lbs, with gray hair and brown eyes.

The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a $63.5 million judgment against Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo for violating the First Amendment rights of Ball & Chain bar owners, rejecting Carollo's appeal.

Davie, FL partners with local groups for a School Supply Donation Drive until August 8, 2025, with various drop-off points and a specific item list, coinciding with a tax holiday.

Davie Fire Rescue announces its first Teen Safety Night on August 8, featuring programs on driving, cyber security, and opioid awareness for teens aged 14 to 18.

Miami faces a hot weekend with temperatures potentially reaching the low-90s and a heat index up to 105, prompting a heat advisory and warnings to stay hydrated and watch for rip currents.

Deerfield Beach hosts a free household hazardous waste collection on July 26th at the Bernard Adams Municipal Complex for residents with proof of residency.

Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis criticizes Miami-Dade's proposed 2025-26 budget for its impact on working families, including new fees and service cuts.

Miami-Dade County Commissioners voted to exclude Doral as a site for a waste-to-energy facility, acknowledging years of local opposition and entering cost negotiations with the city.

Moody's reaffirmed Weston, FL's Aaa credit rating, reflecting the city's high financial quality and low credit risk. This elite standing among municipal bond issuers supports favorable borrowing terms.

Broward County Animal Care has paused several cat services due to a rise in feline panleukopenia, focusing on keeping cats safe amid the virus outbreak.

A lightning bolt struck a golf flag at Gator Trace Golf Course, leaving a scar on the green. No injuries occurred as players had been moved to safety.

Connie Francis, celebrated 1950s and 1960s singer known for "Pretty Little Baby," has died at 87, her publicist confirmed. Her music saw renewed popularity on social media.

Former FL state senator Daphne Campbell was awarded $100 million in a wrongful death lawsuit for her son's 2021 killing due to poor condominium security.