The Children’s Trust Family Expo returned in Miami Gardens, offering families resources and entertainment at Florida Memorial University, with another event scheduled for Miami Dade College's Kendall Campus.

A 4-year-old boy in Tamiami was shot and injured during an adult dispute, but is expected to recover. Authorities are investigating as the suspects remain at large.

Pet birds were stolen from a Hialeah community, with a thief caught on camera scaling balconies and a pet shop. Residents are alarmed and security measures are scrutinized as police investigate.

Miami faces a typical summer day with morning calm, followed by a 70% chance of afternoon thunderstorms and high temperatures near 90°F, shifting to a 60% chance of evening rain and a low of 79°F.

Five arrested after a Miami Airbnb home invasion revealed a drug operation, with suspects facing charges including armed robbery and drug trafficking.

Miami Police seek help to find Annaleesia White, a 12-year-old girl missing from the Liberty City neighborhood. She was last seen wearing a bonnet, tank top, pajamas, and slides.

Family and police continue searching for 81-year-old Carol Tormey with dementia, who disappeared from Fort Lauderdale. Her last known location was tracked across South Florida cities.

JetBlue will begin non-stop services between Palm Beach International Airport and Buffalo, offering flights three times a week starting October 26th, with tickets on sale from $49.

Nicholas Penaloca was arrested by the BSO for allegedly planning a sexual encounter with a minor, after contacting an undercover agent on a dating app.

West Palm Beach is hosting a public forum to discuss resilience planning and gather community input on environmental changes and local sustainability.

Coral Springs reports 18 out of 19 public schools maintained or improved their grades, with the mayor praising the educational progress and commitment to quality.

Miami-Dade County merges code compliance and consumer protection into one division to improve efficiency and services, available at the PIC and online starting August 2024.

Miami Beach is planning a surprise Olympic send-off for city employee Antwan Terry as he supports his daughter, TeeTee Terry, in her Olympic aspirations.