North Miami City Hall reopens with limited services after a cyberattack with ongoing investigations; certain city operations affected and emergency services remain operational.

Two cars with human remains from separate cold cases were found submerged in Plantation, Florida waterways, potentially solving decades-old mysteries.

A multi-vehicle crash in Broward County left two dead and several injured, with vehicles ending up in a cemetery and numerous individuals transported as trauma alerts.

Miami's weather forecast indicates heat, humidity, and occasional rain, with high temperatures and heat index values reaching over 100 degrees, and scattered showers and thunderstorms expected.

Kenneth Constantine was arrested in South Florida for video voyeurism after allegedly trying to record women in an H&M dressing room. He fled when confronted but was later captured with public assistance.

A 73-year-old man in Palm Beach County was sentenced to two years in federal prison for threatening to kill a Democratic congressman and his children.

Fort Lauderdale is installing a 16-inch water main on SE 1st Avenue, causing road closures and detours until noon, Monday, August 12, with warnings for drivers to navigate cautiously.

Senator René García hosted a Back-to-School Festival in Miami-Dade offering free school supplies, haircuts, and activities to prepare students for the school year.

Jupiter has installed new crosswalks near two elementary schools to improve student safety, featuring elevated sidewalks, and button-activated lights to alert drivers.

Early voting for the August 20th Primary Election began in Broward County, with low turnout on the first day and efforts by Elections Supervisor Joe Scott to increase participation.

A diver was found dead in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, with Broward Sheriff's Office investigating the incident as a suspected drowning; foul play is not expected.

Miami faces another hot and humid day with temperatures in the 90s and heat index up to 106 degrees. There's a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms.

Miami-Dade County celebrates August as Black Business Month, supporting Black-owned businesses through events and initiatives, including training, financial assistance, and a resolution passed by commissioners in 2022.