An art installation featuring 100 life-sized elephant sculptures, called "The Great Elephant Migration," is on display in Miami Beach to promote conservation and support indigenous artistry.

Zoo Miami transforms into a festive, illuminated wonderland with Zoo Lights Miami, featuring a 26-foot LED tree, holiday characters, and special attractions through December 30th.

13-year-old Valerie Morales saved her family from a house fire in Greenacres by waking them up; she also rescued a neighbor's bunny before firefighters arrived. The Red Cross is assisting the family post-fire.

A weather report indicates cooler temperatures and potential light showers in Miami, with highs in the mid-70s, lows in the low 60s, and a north breeze up to 20 mph.

Hialeah ranks as the second safest city in Florida and 53rd nationwide in a WalletHub study, which considers multiple safety indicators, such as crime rates and natural disaster risk.

Justin Sun ate a banana from his recently purchased $6.2 million artwork by Italian artist Cattelan, originally showcased at Art Basel Miami Beach in 2019.

Police report a murder-suicide in Hallandale Beach where a woman shot her husband then herself; the incident occurred in a luxury condo and appears isolated.

Gabriel Donato-Mendez was convicted in the Southern District of Florida for conspiring to export AR-15 firearms to Costa Rica.

Fort Lauderdale Police are investigating after a body was found floating in a city canal; identity and cause of death are undetermined. Public assistance is sought.

A man was injured in an early morning shooting in Fort Lauderdale and was later found at a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, with police investigating the incident.

Miami's Camillus House provided Thanksgiving meals for the homeless, a tradition of over 60 years, despite funding challenges and a new state law affecting the unhoused.

Shoppers queued for hours at a Miami Gardens BrandsMart USA for pre-Black Friday deals, with William Borris arriving at 3 a.m. to secure discounts on items for his family.

Town officials are addressing unexpected bridge openings, caused by barges and a restoration project, that disrupt local commutes, seeking solutions with the USCG and FDOT, and providing updates and alerts on the Town’s website.