VIDEO: Lightning strikes tree, causing it to crash into moving car in North Miami
Wild video captured the moments lightning struck a tree in a North Miami neighborhood on Friday, sending it crashing into a moving car.
Five displaced after house fire in Fort Lauderdale
A carport vehicle fire spread to an occupied Fort Lauderdale home, displacing three adults and two children. Firefighters rescued several pets.
Crews battle fast-moving brush fire in southwest Miami-Dade, officials say
A brush fire sparked a large response near SW 120th Street and 137th Avenue. Crews faced heavy smoke and intense flames as containment continued.
Fatal overnight crash under investigation in Little Havana
"An SUV may have been traveling at a high rate of speed moments before the crash," police said.
Traffic stop leads to drug seizure, arrests of Miami man and woman, deputies say
Two Miami residents were arrested after a traffic stop in Key Largo led deputies to drugs and a DUI investigation, authorities said.
Pedestrian struck in Little Havana airlifted to hospital
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded after a pedestrian was hit in Little Havana.
Bystanders rescue driver after car plunges into Pembroke Pines canal, authorities say
A driver was pulled from a car after it plunged into a canal at C.B. Smith Park.
Florida revamps red snapper fishing rules after court ruling
Florida updates red snapper rules after a federal court halts South Atlantic fishing. The bag limit defaults to 2 fish with a 20-inch size limit.
Ski masks, a gray BMW and a Memorial Day weekend chase in Pinecrest
This Memorial Day weekend turned tense for Pinecrest police officers investigating a vehicle burglary that ended in a chase early Sunday morning, authorities…
Family seeks $626 million over American pilot’s execution in Cuba
The Del Pino family seeks more than $626 million, saying Cuba kidnapped, tortured and executed U.S. citizen and WWII veteran Rafael Del Pino Siero.
Affordable Care Act enrollment projected to plunge by 5 million as costs spike, analysis shows
ACA enrollment could fall from 22.3 million Americans in 2025 to around 17.5 million this year.