Carlos Mendez

As Biscayne Bay's shores welcome a fresh face to its roster of waterfront locales, Norwegian DJ Kygo pairs his tunes with a new kind of rhythm - the opening of Palm Tree Club Miami hotel. The debut was announced this weekend, as the once-celebrated Shuckers Waterfront Grill & Hotel in North Bay Village transforms to become, in the words of Kygo’s business partner Myles Shear, a "dynamic gathering place for the community," with Shear divulging to Travel + Leisure that the venture aims to connect, unwind, and celebrate Miami's coastal lifestyle.

The safety of students in Palm Beach County continues to be a top priority with school board members initiating a conversation on the extension of current metal detector programs, moving beyond high schools to include middle and elementary schools, as WPTV reported. Edwin Ferguson, a proponent of the security measures, held a nearly 20-minute dialogue at a meeting, promoting metal detectors to fortify school security amidst growing safety concerns.

Miami greets the day with a refreshing coolness as temperatures start in the mid-50s. A clear and sunny day awaits, with a high near 75 degrees forecasted, according to the National Weather Service. The light north wind is expected to slowly shift eastward, bringing with it the chance for stray showers as the holiday week begins.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office has issued an urgent appeal to the public to help find Maya Edwards, a 12-year-old girl reported missing from Pompano Beach. As reported by WSVN, Edwards was last seen near the 1400 block of Northeast 41st Street.

A Jupiter man was fatally struck by a hit-and-run driver early Saturday morning while walking in Boynton Beach, prompting police to search for the suspect. The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office reported that the incident occurred near the 6000 block of Old Congress Road around 2 a.m., where 60-year-old Robert Elsmore was hit from behind while pushing an empty wheelchair, found near the center line of the roadway, CBS12 stated.

The Boynton Beach Police Department has announced a new online reporting system for non-emergency incidents. As reported by WPTV, this innovation is intended to streamline the process for residents to report issues such as noise complaints, identity theft, and lost property without needing to directly call the police or visit a station.

Chabad of Coral Springs is cranking up the festive vibes with a Chanukah celebration that's shaping up to be a family-friendly blast. Nestled at the heart of Coral Springs, the Sportsplex Park will come alive on Sunday, with a cornucopia of activities from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. This event, open to all, waves the admission fee, inviting the community to revel in the holiday spirit without spending a dime at the gates.

Early yesterday, a 19-year-old was reportedly kidnapped in Miami. The Miami Police Department responded quickly, arriving at Southwest 13th Avenue and 1st Street around 12:45 a.m., as reported by NBC Miami.

The Container Store, known for storage and organizational products, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to losses and declining sales in recent years. However, the company assured customers that its over 100 stores across the U.S. and online services will continue as usual. Customer deposits and orders will be honored during the bankruptcy process, according to CBS News.

Suzanne Berry, the principal of Wynnebrook Elementary School in West Palm Beach, was arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) on a Friday night last week in Boynton Beach. The incident took an unusual turn when Berry allegedly followed a man to the steps of the city's police station.