An SUV crashed into a house in Liberty City, Miami, without causing injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause, and the driver's status is unclear.

Authorities search for missing 3-year-old Shea Eminhizer in South Miami, with the public urged to look out for her and Christine Betancourt, potentially in a gray Volvo XC90.

Heavy rain and thunderstorm activity continue in Miami, with potential flooding and high humidity. Hurricane Beryl approaches the Windward Islands with tropical storm warnings in effect.

A deadly shooting at a Riviera Beach Wawa claimed the life of Anthony Thurston Jr., 15, and left another in critical condition; details are limited as the investigation continues.

Broward County Transit offers free bus rides for the Florida Panthers' Stanley Cup victory parade, with additional services available to ease transportation to the event.

The City of Doral has dismissed two high-ranking police officers in less than two months, which the officers allege may be due to political retaliation.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed a bill that would have allowed state health officials to close polluted beaches, emphasizing local governance over state overreach.

Two people were hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash in Wellington, FL, with one air-lifted and another transported by ground; authorities are investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service reports partly cloudy skies in Miami with temperatures up to 83°F, heat index at 92°F, and 82% humidity. There's a chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the day.

Margate offers free paint to residents for home improvement. Eligible households can pick up to four 5-gallon buckets on appointed Thursdays at Oriole Park, with color options including beige and gray.

Gov. Ron DeSantis cut $32M for arts in Florida, impacting over 600 initiatives and raising concerns about future cultural funding.

A 21-year-old man was arrested in a phone scam targeting seniors; authorities found $260,000 in gold bars he coerced from victims by posing as law enforcement.

Moses Diaz, a self-taught artist from Homestead, Florida, is recognized by the mayor for his artistry in transforming bicycles into art, overcoming past trials, and influencing the community.