Miami's weather forecast predicts a warm, sunny start to the week, with temperatures nearing 80°F, before a cold front brings a temperature drop and rain by Thursday. Normal warmth returns by the weekend.

Lake Worth Beach's annual event gave over 100 children new bikes and helmets, including safety demonstrations, thanks to community support and sponsors.

A Coral Springs woman was arrested for punching another driver in a Target parking lot dispute after a near-collision incident. Witnesses confirmed the attack.

A woman's body was found near an I-95 ramp in Miami-Dade, leading to an investigation and a related high-speed chase that ended in a crash in Miramar. The suspect was detained later on Saturday.

A man from Altamonte Springs was fatally struck in a hit-and-run in West Palm Beach; authorities recovered the involved vehicle but have made no arrests.

Celebrities participated in the CELSIUS Padel Classic charity tournament during Art Basel in Miami, with Two Friends winning and donating the prize to "Let's F Cancer."

The Miami-Dade Police are searching for Vincent Downs, an 89-year-old man missing from Miami Lakes, last seen on NW 146th Street. They seek public help to find him.

Miami's weather this week includes sunny conditions and a potential midweek cold front, with fluctuating temperatures reaching low 80s and then dropping to mid-70s.

Delray Beach will change its water disinfection from chloramines to free chlorine from January 5-25, 2025, as a preventive measure. Residents may notice a change in taste and smell but are assured of safety.

Trump appoints Anthony W. Salisbury as deputy homeland security advisor, a top HSI agent with experience in law enforcement and operations against national security threats.

A man in Miami-Dade is critical after being shot in a robbery attempt; the suspect, in an orange outfit, fled on a scooter. Police are investigating with no arrests yet made.

Miami businessman Hector Esquijerosa pleaded guilty to a fraud scheme to avoid U.S. tariffs on Chinese truck tires, potentially facing 5 years in prison.

Fort Lauderdale's stormwater upgrades on Galt Ocean Drive are scheduled for January 2025 to replace aging pipelines and improve infrastructure resilience against flooding. Traffic disruptions and parking details will be shared later by the city.