Miami anticipates sunny days and warm temperatures as November progresses, with highs nearing 80 degrees and comfortable evenings. The weather is expected to remain dry and pleasant through Thanksgiving.

A fire truck and two vehicles collided in Pembroke Pines, blocking an intersection and hospitalizing a firefighter and a driver. Traffic was heavily affected during investigations and repairs.

Sephora opens at Tanger Outlets Palm Beach and hosts a giveaway event from November 22-24, offering shoppers the chance to win gift cards and products.

Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 65-year-old Charles McLendon in Pompano Beach, last seen October 27. They seek public assistance due to his urgent medical needs.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is actively searching for 14-year-old Zanariyah Jones, who is missing from Tamarac and was last seen on North University Drive.

Miami-Dade County's "Presents for Pets" drive invites residents to donate items for shelter animals this holiday season, through December 31, at various locations.

Kevin Paul Prater was arrested in Miami after a high-speed chase, facing charges including aggravated assault and reckless driving. The chase involved police collisions and required aerial support for his capture.

Vice Chairman McGhee advances the South Dade Sports Complex project, with community involvement and notable athletes backing the $337 million facility.

Plunkett Street in Hollywood will undergo night-time resurfacing from Dec 2-5, with closures from 8 pm to 5 am and reopening by 6 am, while allowing local traffic.

The DOT granted Palm Beach County $4.4 million to enhance traffic signals, including expanding the Flashing Yellow Arrow system to improve road safety.

The Boca School for Autism opened in Boca Raton with a ceremony attended by community leaders, reflecting a commitment to specialized education for autistic students.

Two Palm Beach County motorcycle deputies died and another was critically injured when they were struck by an SUV while conducting traffic enforcement in Florida.

Antonio Fields, a St. Lucie County School Board employee, was arrested for molesting a 6-year-old. He faces multiple charges related to the incident and is held on a $750,000 bond.