Heat advisories are in place for Miami, with high "feels-like" temperatures ahead. Afternoon storms with a chance of rain are expected, but severe weather is unlikely. The weekend may bring cooler temps and less humidity.

Jamie Davis will perform at the free Eats & Beats concert in Homestead's Losner Park on Sept 7. The event runs from 6-10 PM with food trucks and giveaways. RSVP is encouraged but not obligatory.

Deerfield Beach announces a beach cleanup event on August 21st with volunteer opportunities, educational activities, a documentary screening, and incentives like swag raffles and free parking.

Fitch Ratings upgraded Coral Springs' special obligation bonds to AAA and affirmed its AAA IDR, reflecting the city's strong financial management and potential for lower borrowing costs and investment in infrastructure.

A Tesla crash in Broward left two dead and one critically injured; BSO is investigating if a police chase occurred before the collision. Witnesses describe chaos; BSO's internal review is ongoing.

A Miami man and his young son died after their watercraft collided with a seawall in the Florida Keys. The accident occurred in a no-wake zone near Castaways Waterfront Restaurant.

The Broward Sheriff's Office seeks public help in finding Blanca Nieves, a 71-year-old with memory loss, last seen in Tamarac, Florida, on August 13th.

A crash on Florida's Turnpike near Boynton Beach involving a Mercedes and a semi-truck left one dead and caused major traffic delays.

A woman was killed by a Tri-Rail train in Delray Beach; police are investigating, and Tri-Rail arranged alternate transportation for 110 stranded passengers.

Palm Beach introduces new parking rules with RPP holder exclusivity and ParkMobile paid parking, accompanied by updated signs and initial warning periods.

An investigation is underway after Mikel Mouaddeb allegedly fired shots during an argument with an Uber driver in Boynton Beach; no injuries have been reported.

Broward County schools see smoother operations with added metal detectors and quicker student entry on the second day after initial delays, amid mixed reactions on the new security measures.

Christopher Pitre, 35, is on the run after initially being arrested for pulling a gun on Miami Beach Commissioner Joe Magazine. Pitre had been released on house arrest but has since vanished, leading to local concerns over judicial system efficacy.