Miami faces a week of potential downpours and thunderstorms with high heat indexes; a tropical disturbance may increase rainfall but is unlikely to develop into a significant threat.

NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss co-owns Crisppi's, a new fried chicken restaurant in Miami, which has partnered with the Miami Dolphins to operate concession stands at the Hard Rock Stadium.

A committee advised firing 10 deputies after a Tamarac triple murder, alleging inadequate response. Their union defends them as seasoned officers and decries the decision as hasty. Further hearings are pending.

Fort Lauderdale's downtown area faces delays due to a water main interconnection project starting July 14, with construction expected to last until October 2025.

Firefighters found images of child abuse in a home after a fire, leading to the arrest of Barry Percy on child pornography charges in Greenacres, Florida.

Miami Archbishop criticizes "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center and Trump's deportation policy, highlighting the negative impact on immigrants and urging humane reforms.

A Miami-Dade court employee was hospitalized after a hit-and-run crash resulted in their vehicle rolling over. The suspect fled on foot, and authorities are seeking information.

South Florida forecast predicts a stormy weekend with high humidity and chances of thunderstorms, according to weather reports and meteorologist John Gerard.

Boynton Beach invites artists to transform traffic control boxes into art, with a $500 honorarium for chosen designs related to community identity themes.

Home health aide Manuela Leonard was arrested in Boca Raton for allegedly stealing and forging checks from a 94-year-old patient, with police citing financial exploitation of the elderly.

A 21-year-old woman was arrested in Daytona Beach for multiple car burglaries after enhanced surveillance from a Real Time Crime Center led to her capture.

Lois Bailey, a missing 77-year-old woman from Plantation with an altered mental status, was safely located. Her disappearance had prompted a search and public appeals for help.

The American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora in Miami launches an exhibit honoring the 4-year anniversary of the SOS Cuba protests, highlighting the struggle for freedom and democracy in Cuba.