A cold front has brought unusually low temperatures to Miami, with forecasted highs near 66 degrees and lows potentially hitting 40 degrees inland. Conditions will warm slightly towards the weekend.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal hit-and-run in Pompano Beach and seeks information on the driver who fled after hitting a female pedestrian.

The Boynton Beach Police are searching for 16-year-old Valangay Numa, a missing autistic teenager last seen Sunday near SW 29th Ave. They consider him endangered and ask for public help to locate him.

The Flea Market & Bazaar returns on February 1-2, 2025, at the Carl Shechter Southwest Focal Point Community Center, featuring over 100 vendors with various items. Admission and parking are free.

Manny Cid was appointed as Senior Advisor for Economic Opportunity in Miami-Dade to aid economic development, focus on small businesses, and streamline bureaucracy.

A boat caught fire in a canal near Fort Lauderdale Airport; the fire did not disrupt airport operations, and there were no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

The Coast Guard rescued four people from a sinking boat off the Florida coast, near Marathon, after receiving a distress call around 5 p.m. on Sunday.

Kimberly Christenson, a 53-year-old from Margate, was found safe by police after being missing for several days. Her last known location was her residence in Margate.

A woman was hospitalized after a dog attack in Oakland Park, with deputies and animal control responding to the incident involving multiple family-owned dogs.

Edelberto Herrera, 64, reported missing from Pompano Beach, was found safe in Miami and reunited with his family.

A French bulldog named Lola was stolen from a Southwest Miami-Dade home; the family is offering a reward and seeking her safe return, highlighting issues with pet theft.

Miami Police are searching for 83-year-old Luis Guerrero, reported missing from Allapattah. He has white hair, brown eyes, and was last seen in a green T-shirt and black pants.

Miami International Airport set a new daily record by serving over 200,000 passengers amid a $9 billion modernization project and a busy travel season.