A powerline fire in Miami-Dade caused a neighborhood blackout; it ignited from a downed line and possibly a car crash. Meanwhile, a Fort Lauderdale community buried their power lines for resilience, completing a 12-year project.

Treqjuan Holden, a 26-year-old autistic man from Tamarac, was found safe after being reported missing. He was located unharmed a day after disappearing.

Chason Williams was arrested for an attempted first-degree murder following a Hollywood gas station stabbing. The female victim is recovering, and Williams is held without bond.

In Northwest Miami-Dade, a man died from stab wounds after a fight, leading to two individuals being taken into custody. No charges had been filed at the time of reporting.

Miami faces a hot day with temperatures in the low 90s and a high near 90 with a heat index up to 105, alongside a heat advisory and moderate rip current risk.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is searching for two suspects involved in a theft and a failed attempt to buy a $18,000 Rolex with a stolen credit card.

Commissioner McGhee calls for the South Dade community's support after Hurricane Helene, with donations to be dropped off at the South Dade Government Center.

A section of Southwest 227th Street in South Miami-Dade is renamed “Dr. Jose Hernandez Street” to honor the local leader's work with Agape Network and community services.

Two died and one was injured in a house fire in Northwest Miami-Dade. The cause of the fire is under investigation, with arson being a possible motive.

The City of Miami agreed to a $12.5 million settlement with Little Havana businesses, ending a lawsuit accusing Commissioner Joe Carollo of targeted code enforcement abuses. The City Commission saw the settlement as a cost-saving measure.

Michael Luprecio from Homestead pleaded guilty to attempted kidnapping of a 13-year-old girl, avoiding prison for two years of community control and eight years probation.

Two people were found dead in a suspected murder-suicide in Miramar after police responded to gunshots. Details are limited, pending the ongoing investigation.

South Florida experiences high temperatures post-Hurricane Helene, with a Heat Advisory in effect and minimal rain expected. The National Hurricane Center watches a potential tropical disturbance.