Travelers urged to pack patience in return from Memorial Day Weekend
Nearly two and a half million people hit the road in Florida this holiday weekend and many of them headed back home on Monday.
Tornado touches down in SW Miami-Dade causing damage, overturning 18-wheeler
An EF-0 tornado touched down in SW Miami-Dade on Thursday afternoon causing damage to property, trees and overturning a large 18-wheeler truck.
Miami police search for suspect in double murder
Police say new surveillance video shows a suspect, they believe, killed two people back on January 9th.
Plaque honoring local teen hero removed by HOA
A Sunrise mom is stunned after learning a plaque that honored her son, who died while trying to save someone else, was being removed.
Downtown Hollywood getting makeover as new residents begin to settle in
It's a week into construction on a downtown stretch of Hollywood Blvd at Dixie Highway and businesses are feeling it.
Some South Florida cities grappling with lifeguard shortage
As the summer season nears, many municipalities in South Florida are struggling to fill lifeguard positions, and the shortage is causing some cities to modify their pool operating hours.
Tri-Rail trains getting makeover
Tri-Rail's emblematic "blue skies, white clouds, and palm trees" trains are getting a makeover.
"I'm a very dumb person sometimes," Taravella High student accused of making school threat
Catrina Petit is facing a number of charges including intimidation to write or send a threat to kill or injure
Robots delivering food in Miami? Better get used to it
Robots one after the other, waking up, getting ready to make their rounds. In no time, they're out the door cruising around downtown Miami - ready for a day of deliveries.
Honoring Parkland victim, Luke's closet provides clothes, toys for foster children
Welcome to Luke's closet. "We've got shoes, we've got toys every cubby hole is filled with something that kids can come in and get excited about," said Gena Hoyer.
Miami Commissioner Carollo denies targeting Little Havana property owners
Two business owners accused him of using his office to harass their businesses
Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo hits back in court
On Tuesday, Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo hit back against allegations that he used his power to harass two Little Havana business owners.
Parched ground in Broward County has minimized flooding woes so far
Broward County has seen several inches of rain over the past several hours but flooding has been minimal in many areas.
Miami Beach preps for annual Pride celebration as curbs on drag shows eyed
The stage was being set Monday for this weekend's Miami Beach Pride Celebration even though a cloud hangs over it this year.
Lifeguards in high demand at South Florida beaches, community pools
When the whistle blew on Hollywood Beach this morning, 14 lifeguard applicants had 11 minutes to run 500 meters down the beach.