Miami-Dade County announces a temporary change in water treatment from combined to free chlorine from September 9-22, which may affect taste and smell but is safe.

Miami-Dade County announces the celebration of Black Business Month to support Black-owned enterprises, with events highlighting entrepreneurs' achievements and a commitment to equality and inclusivity.

The Miami-Dade County Elections Department successfully tested their voting equipment ahead of the August 20th Primary Election, confirming its readiness for the upcoming vote.

The Palmetto Park Bascule Bridge in Boca Raton will be closed for maintenance from Saturday evening to Sunday morning, with recommended detour routes provided.

Eight individuals were indicted for drug trafficking near schools in South Florida, with seven managing the narcotics and one facing a weapons charge. The arrests were part of a coordinated law enforcement effort.

A second body was found in a Miramar canal, with a submerged car nearby. This followed another recent discovery of a car in a pond, while police investigate potential links to a missing woman with Alzheimer's.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a Brightline train in Wilton Manors, and the investigation into the incident is ongoing. Traffic was disrupted due to the event.

The Miami Metromover will be closed this Saturday for upgrades, with free bus shuttles provided during the suspension. Operations will resume at 2 p.m.

Digna Abello has become the first female chief of the Miami Beach Fire Department, marking a significant step in gender inclusivity and leadership diversity in the city's fire service.

A high-speed police chase of a stolen vehicle in West Miami-Dade ended in a rollover crash near FIU, with the driver Eduardo Pastrana arrested and facing multiple charges.

Sunrise Police are searching for a man accused of filming women in an H&M fitting room at Sawgrass Mills mall, as reported by a father of one of the victims.

Miami faces a heat advisory with 106-degree heat index values, a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms, and a tropical wave increasing weekend rain and potential flooding.

Two men were arrested for stealing 300 gallons of diesel fuel worth $1,091.72 from a Wawa station in West Palm Beach using a device to bypass the pump's metering system. They caused $1,500 in damages and face several charges.