Firefighters in Port St. Lucie responded to a fire at South East Pools and Spas, keeping it away from a nearby fireworks store. Two were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Davie Police are searching for 30-year-old Hunter Raymond Gutierrez, reported missing and endangered due to mental health issues, last seen wearing red shorts and a gray T-shirt.

President Trump pardoned two Florida divers, Mansell and Moore, who were convicted of theft for freeing sharks and a grouper from a licensed longline. Their rights have now been restored.

The Miami District 4 election features high tensions between political families, with candidates Ralph Rosado and Jose Regalado vying to succeed Commissioner Reyes.

A mural honoring African-American history in Miami's Dorsey Park was vandalized with racist and antisemitic graffiti, prompting a police hate crime investigation.

Miami is facing heavy rain and possible flooding, with the National Weather Service predicting 1-2 inches of rain and thunderstorms, and a flood watch in effect until Wednesday.

A fire destroyed a home in Riviera Beach, with firefighters rapidly extinguishing it. The cause is unknown; the Red Cross is assisting the two affected residents.

West Palm Beach intensifies the search for missing 14-year-old Ja'Cayla S. Jackson, with the police issuing a detailed description and calling for public assistance.

Marsha Adler, 73, is charged with first-degree arson following a $30k fire at Cresthaven Senior Living, endangering over 50 residents. She initially blamed her roommate, but evidence pointed to her own involvement.

Marshall May faces seven counts of animal cruelty for beating a rooster named Roger with an umbrella. Roger sustained injuries but has since recovered.

Charges against a sheriff's deputy accused of assaulting a transgender woman were dropped by the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office. The reasons for the decision are unclear.

FIU named former Lt. Governor Jeanette Nuñez as president, the first woman and alumna to hold the position. Despite some protests, her focus includes securing state funding.

Miami-Dade celebrates National Great Outdoors Month with activities in its 300+ parks and marinas, including yoga, paddleboarding, and hiking, encouraging outdoor engagement.