Miami's weather this week includes breezy conditions, isolated showers, with rough seas and a high risk of rip currents, per National Weather Service advisories.

A Florida company and its former employee pleaded guilty to harboring undocumented workers, agreeing to forfeit a total of $550,000 and facing potential prison time and probation.

The Trump campaign announces an Election Night watch party in West Palm Beach, generating anticipation among local supporters. Details are forthcoming as early voting is underway.

Commissioner Regina Martin was arrested for domestic battery; details are unclear, and her arrest record is sought for clarification. Her position and past controversies may affect her political career.

BJ's Wholesale Club opened its 39th Florida store in West Palm Beach, offering a variety of services and partnering with Feeding South Florida to donate food.

Pedro Nunez, 47, was arrested for attempted felony murder after shooting his ex-wife multiple times in her home in Southwest Miami-Dade. She is in critical but stable condition.

Two suspects were arrested in Miami Beach for a million-dollar jewelry heist in Nashville. Jewelry, cash, and a wig were recovered; a third suspect may be at large.

A fatal crash on the Palmetto Expressway claimed a driver's life when a Honda hit a wall near Southwest Eighth Street, causing hours of traffic closure.

A woman was shot in the arm during an incident connected to a burglary in Oakland Park, and was later detained by police. Her injuries are non-life-threatening.

A Broward County pawn shop owner, Ronald Plavnicky, faces over 500 charges for dealing in stolen property and violations of the Florida Pawnbroking Act.

Police search for Chaim Haberfeld, missing since Tuesday from Hallandale Beach, last seen in a red Lexus NX250.

Miami's weather forecast includes mostly cloudy skies, a high of 83°F, and breezy east winds up to 22 mph. Nighttime lows will be around 75°F. The weather is typical for October with a chance of showers but no heavy downpour expected.

Three Coral Springs sports figures were inducted into the Broward County Sports Hall of Fame, recognizing their athletic achievements and community impact.