Police are searching for a woman who stole over $1,000 in hair extensions from a Sweetwater salon and confronted the owner. She has a "11:11" tattoo and fled with her dog.

Crews repaired a water main break in Miami, ensuring no loss of water service, while North Miami experienced another break causing potential water pressure issues.

South Florida is commemorating the 23rd anniversary of 9/11 with ceremonies including a remembrance event at the Fort Lauderdale Fire and Safety Museum featuring presentations and moments of silence.

A man was shot to death in Brownsville, northwest Miami-Dade, prompting a police investigation into the incident. Detectives are seeking information from the public.

Liberty City is tense after a police shooting left a wanted man dead. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the incident as officers are reassigned.

Miami expects scattered showers, while Louisiana prepares for Tropical Storm Francine with potential Category 2 strength. Florida's forecast includes consistent afternoon storms and high humidity.

The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded over 4,000 pounds of cocaine worth $54 million at Port Everglades, resulting from three joint interdictions with U.S., British, and partner agencies.

Royal Caribbean's Serenade of the Seas returned to Miami after a nine-month world cruise, visiting 60 countries and becoming a viral sensation on TikTok.

A 12-year-old Broward County student was arrested for allegedly making threats against schools on social media, which she claimed was a joke. She's facing felony charges and school disciplinary actions.

PortMiami gets a $19.5 million grant for infrastructure improvements to combat climate change effects, including an upgraded bulkhead at Berth 10 to protect against flooding and sea level rise.

Delray Beach is implementing a new parking sensor system to provide real-time parking data and reduce congestion. Installation from Sept 13-16 may cause disruptions.

The boil water advisory in Broward County has been lifted after tests confirmed the water is safe to consume, ending precautions taken due to a past incident.

A1A corridor in Fort Lauderdale is nearing completion of streetscape improvements aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety and aesthetics, including the installation of bollards and updating crosswalk ramps.