A man killed himself and critically injured his ex-girlfriend in a domestic violence incident at Miami International Mall, with police investigating the event.

A gasoline tanker truck collision in Little Havana caused a gas leak and road closures; the incident involved a transfer of fuel to another tanker and emergency containment measures.

Three men were hospitalized after a shooting in Miami, with police investigating and searching for a gray vehicle seen fleeing the scene. The victims' conditions are unknown.

Miami's weather this week features mostly sunny days with highs around 79°F and clear nights around 69°F. Humidity is slightly lower with minimal rain chances ahead.

Lake Worth Beach's Osborne Community Center reopens after $266,814 renovation with ADA improvements and new amenities.

A 72-year-old woman in Hialeah Gardens faces DUI manslaughter charges for a crash on New Year's Eve that killed a 69-year-old woman after the car sank in a lake.

A shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade resulted in one death and another critically injured; suspects Andrew Riley and John Lockley were charged with murder.

North Miami plans a Beats & Bingo Brunch event for Black History Month on February 16 with DJ music, bingo, food from Southern Belle's Kitchen, and cocktails, for attendees 21+ at Joe Celestin Center.

Hollywood expands QLess system hours for city services, offering earlier consultations and in-person options with Plan Examiners, providing convenience and responsive government to residents.

Pompano Beach begins a new construction phase on Dixie Highway and Atlantic Boulevard, aiming to improve the area from NE 10 Street to Copans Road with minimal traffic disruptions.

Miami-Dade County reports a 17% drop in unsheltered homeless individuals, the lowest count in over a decade, with the overall homelessness rate also decreasing by 2%.

Miami-Dade discusses transit initiatives and celebrates the CITT Ambassador Program with Mayor Levine Cava and community leaders at Casa Cuba. The event emphasizes user engagement and improvements in public transportation.

Antonio "Tony" Araujo is confirmed as West Palm Beach's new Police Chief, following his interim role and a 43-year spanning career. He's implementing reforms to improve accountability and community trust.