A woman was shot and hospitalized in critical condition in Northwest Miami-Dade, as police and firefighters responded to the scene, with the investigation ongoing.

A woman joked about having a bomb at Miami Airport, leading to her arrest on a felony charge. No bomb was found, but authorities take such threats seriously.

A mobile home fire in Davie displaces a family of twelve and leaves a boy with serious burns. The cause is under investigation; the Red Cross and a GoFundMe are aiding the family.

Juvenile male accidentally shot himself in the leg at Miami Gardens apartment complex; police and K-9 units investigate, with local residents reacting with surprise.

A 5-year-old died after ingesting meth in a Riviera Beach hotel. Mother Heather Opsincs was arrested for manslaughter. Police investigate the incident.

Miami anticipates a mixed weather week with potential thunderstorms followed by sunny conditions, according to the National Weather Service and NBC Miami.

Authorities are investigating a suspicious death at a Best Western hotel in Port St. Lucie, with increased law enforcement presence near US Highway 1.

Two men from Mexico City are charged with sexually victimizing a teen on a Royal Caribbean cruise. They were arrested in Miami and face multiple charges, including sexual battery and not disclosing HIV status.

Spring breakers are flocking to Fort Lauderdale due to Miami Beach's crackdown on partying, leading to increased festivities and police presence in the alternative destination.

Miami hosted the first US Premier Padel tournament, featuring international coed doubles and free clinics, with local enthusiasm highlighting the city's padel growth.

Police are searching for 33-year-old Alex Strahl, missing since last Tuesday from Pembroke Pines, and seek public help. Strahl was headed to Dunkin' on foot and is known for walking and talking to himself.

A fatal hit-and-run occurred at a bus stop in Liberty City, Miami, on Saturday morning, killing one person and injuring five others. Authorities are searching for the driver of a Mercedes-Benz who fled the scene on foot.

Former FIU player J.C. Escarra has made it to the New York Yankees' Opening Day roster, overcoming challenges by working jobs like Uber driving and substitute teaching. His persistence and impressive spring training performance paid off.