A firefighter was critically injured during a training exercise in Virginia Gardens, Miami-Dade, when a fire broke out at a building. The individual was airlifted to the hospital for treatment.

Miami-Dade County participates in the World's Largest Swimming Lesson to promote drowning prevention and water safety, focusing on teaching children to swim to combat high child drowning rates in Florida.

The Fort Pierce community is searching for Alyssa Sullivan, a 15-year-old girl who has been missing since May 28. The local police seek public assistance to locate her.

Miami-Dade County announces closures and events for the 4th of July, including office and facility closures, a reduction in services, and various celebrations and firework displays while emphasizing public safety.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services to temporarily stop new intakes from Saturday due to overcapacity, urging community pet adoptions to alleviate the strain. Essential services will continue during the closure.

Deering Estate in Miami-Dade is offering $5 admission for Fourth of July with self-guided tours and military personnel get free entry until Labor Day, in celebration of Park and Recreation Month.

Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale is hosting four major events tonight, potentially causing parking difficulties. Alternatives like Circuit Micro Mover and various parking options are suggested.

The City of Fort Lauderdale has lifted the waterway advisory near Port Everglades, declaring the area safe for aquatic activities after satisfactory water quality tests.

Fort Lauderdale city crews completed water main valve replacement ahead of schedule, briefly closing then reopening Andrews Avenue, minimizing disruptions for commuters.

Palm Beach County Commissioner Michael A. Barnett visited San Juan to discuss economic ties with the Puerto Rico USA Chamber of Commerce over lunch. The meeting explored partnerships and investment opportunities.

An FBI-led raid, supported by local police and SWAT in Fort Lauderdale, resulted in the custody of an individual amid a healthcare fraud investigation. Details remain scarce, and the community is unsettled.

A Pennsylvania couple drowned in a rip current in Florida while their children witnessed the incident; despite rescue efforts, they were pronounced deceased. Beach flags indicated rough conditions at the time.

The University of Miami develops artificial reefs to protect Florida's coast while halting coral planting due to ecological stress from bleaching events.