Stable weather with mid-70s temperatures and gentle northeast winds is expected in Miami this week, according to the National Weather Service and 7News Miami.

A man with a history of sexual battery charges is accused of assaulting a 13-year-old in a mall bathroom in Miami-Dade. He was out on bond for a prior incident involving a 14-year-old.

The University of Miami is uncertain when quarterback Carson Beck can start throwing following surgery, as they prepare for the new season with optimistic views from Coach Cristobal.

President-elect Donald Trump will be inaugurated on January 20, 2025, with a parade featuring 7,500 participants including Florida's Palm Beach Police & Fire Honor Guard.

West Palm Beach City Hall and the Mandel Public Library will close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 20, 2025, but waste collection remains unaffected. Services resume on January 21.

Miami-Dade's DTPW will run normal weekday transit services on MLK Day, while county offices close. STS available by phone with maintenance of fare management options online and via apps.

The westbound lane of SE 7th Street in Fort Lauderdale has reopened following repairs to a 12-inch water main break. Eastbound repairs continue with a scheduled asphalt update.

West Palm Beach set a new record with 468 people dressed as dinosaurs, breaking the previous Guinness World Record.

Bestway Sandwiches Inc. recalls 25,000 pounds of chicken and cheese taquitos due to metal fragments. The recall affects 31 states and involves products with best-before dates in 2025 and the establishment number EST. P-40327.

A chase in Fort Lauderdale ended in a rollover crash, with FHP arresting two and seizing three firearms. The incident was connected to a BSO operation that led to four additional arrests.

Downtown West Palm Beach experienced disruptions due to a bomb threat at the police dept. Luke Cahill was arrested for the false threat after an all-clear by the Bomb Squad.

Two teenagers were hospitalized after an e-bike collision in Miami when they reportedly ran a stop sign. The incident is under investigation by the Miami Police.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for Rebecca Sadoff, missing from an Oakland Park facility since Monday. She has mental illness and was last seen in a cheetah print sweater.