I-95 southbound lanes in Miami-Dade reopened after hours of closure due to a rollover crash involving a fuel tanker and multiple vehicles. The accident caused fuel spillage and significant traffic delays.

Homestead city offices, Solid Waste Drop Site, and Cybrarium will be closed for Labor Day, but regular garbage collection and park hours will continue.

Miami-Dade high school students showcased their self-built electric go-karts focusing on efficiency at the Miami International Auto Show's Electrathon race.

Police investigated incidents in two Coral Springs neighborhoods, urging the public to avoid the areas; the nature of the incidents remains undisclosed.

A No Swim Advisory is in effect for Maule Lake, Miami-Dade, due to a wastewater spill from a damaged pipe; water activities are discouraged in the affected area until further notice.

Miami Police are searching for Yudel Rodriguez DeAhora, 33, last seen at 1500 NE Miami Place. He's 6'3" with black hair and brown eyes. Public assistance is urged.

Deputies in Tamarac, FL, found a man's body in a canal and are seeking information to clarify the events leading to his death, as homicide detectives investigate the scene.

Noel Castro was arrested in Miami for allegedly kidnapping three kids during a car theft while the children were sleeping in the vehicle. The children were found safe within an hour.

Miami's Labor Day weekend faced intermittent downpours with highs of 84°F. A 50% chance of rain and southeast winds at 10-20 mph were reported. Post-holiday, the weather may improve, but there's still a chance of midday showers.

A Preply survey ranked Miami as the rudest city in America, with both locals and tourists acknowledging the city's impoliteness. The study also identified the nicest cities, prompting discussions on community kindness.

A FedEx truck flipped on the Florida Turnpike, causing traffic delays. No injuries were reported, and authorities and FedEx directed clean-up efforts.

Two people died and four were hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash in Boynton Beach. The incident occurred near the intersection of State Road 7 and Armone Place.

An Ocala man, Dustin Sean McCabe, faces charges including seaman’s manslaughter for operating an unauthorized scuba charter leading to a fatality and fraud for seeking PPP loans falsely.