A pygmy hippo named Aubergine at Zoo Miami underwent a thorough health examination to address lethargy and eating issues related to a congenital defect.

Miami to experience a hot weekend with highs near 90°F, heat index around 102°F, and 10 mph east winds. Evening temperatures will stay around 80°F with a slight chance of thunderstorms.

Javon Johnson, 19, has been arrested for the shooting at a "Peace in the Hood" event, facing multiple charges including attempted murder. Three women were injured during the gang-related incident.

Miami Gardens Police Chief Delma Noel-Pratt denies racial bias allegations from Hispanic officers, as a lawsuit is pending. She insists decisions are based on necessity, not bias.

Fort Lauderdale Police released bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting where Chad Mabry Jr., armed with an airsoft gun, was killed after evading a traffic stop.

A woman was killed at her Miami-Dade home and the suspected shooter died by suicide after a crash in Sweetwater. Authorities are investigating the connection between the incidents.

Miami-Dade authorities intensify the hunt for a hit-and-run driver who killed Samuel Lee Singletary on NW 7th Avenue. The family seeks justice, distributing flyers and appealing for witnesses.

West Palm Beach is conducting a comprehensive hurricane preparedness exercise on July 23, simulating a Category 4 storm with city departments and community partners.

Homestead restarts CERT training to teach emergency response skills, free sessions from Aug 7 to Sep 20, 2025, with limited space available for registration.

Palm Beach County hosts events to discuss local history and preservation efforts at two community gatherings featuring a historical film and conversation.

FDOT announces a lane closure for maintenance on the Las Olas Boulevard Drawbridge in Fort Lauderdale, scheduled for July 28, with possible traffic delays expected.

David Cornejo Fernandez pleaded guilty to aiding a transnational fraud scheme, helping Peruvian call centers impersonate U.S. officials to defraud over 30,000 consumers of $15 million.

The Florida Supreme Court suspended Broward County Judge Stefanie Moon for 10-days and fined her $2,115 for misconduct, including making political contributions and courtroom missteps.