Ethan Anderson

A fire that broke out at Paradigm Precision in Stuart, Florida, on Saturday night, was held in check by an automated sprinkler system, according to officials. Martin County Fire Rescue responded to an alarm at the facility located on Southeast Commerce Street, initial reports coming in shortly after 7:30 p.m. Firefighters arrived on the scene to find a small fire near a table that had tripped the alarm system, prompting an upgrade to a working commercial structure fire. CBS12 News reports that an engine and an ambulance from station 30 were dispatched, along with crews from five stations who quickly managed to contain and extinguish the blaze.

A routine visit to a local tire shop in southwest Miami-Dade abruptly turned violent yesterday, resulting in gunshots, injuries, and an arrest. According to police, a scuffle at Tire Liquidators Miami II escalated to a shooting, leaving one customer injured and an employee facing charges. As NBC6 reported, the employee, now identified as 40-year-old Pedro Luis Rodriguez, discharged a firearm following a heated argument with two customers.

Tragedy struck Homestead as investigators from the Miami-Dade Police Department began piecing together the circumstances of a shooting that resulted in the death of a man and the injury of a teenage girl, Local 10 News

A violent altercation unfolded outside of the C&K Food Market in Lake Worth Beach, resulting in a man's critical injury from a stabbing incident. According to Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office deputies, the confrontation occurred Saturday night, and the alleged assailant is now facing severe legal repercussions.

The stretch of Card Sound Road was temporarily closed due to a traffic incident but has since been reopened to the public. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office reported that the road was closed in both directions near the north Key Largo area after a crash occurred on the Miami-Dade County side of the highway. The closure began early Sunday afternoon, affecting countless travelers and residents alike, according to Miami Herald.

A Parkland father-son group, known for their outings and community service, faced a setback when their trailer full of gear was stolen, but recently recovered it minus its contents. The Pocomokes Tribe, part of the Teton Nation organization, discovered their trailer, which holds equipment for their bonding adventures, had vanished from a Pompano Beach storage space where a former tribe chief had permitted them to park, as recounted by Ben Johnson of the Pocomokes to TAPinto Parkland.

The landscape of downtown Miami continues to evolve with the addition of the Excel Miami Apartments, which has just secured a robust $95 million in construction financing. According to Multi-Housing News, Clearline Real Estate, the developer behind this multifamily tower project, has obtained a $68.5 million senior construction loan from Centennial Bank while Sunrise Realty Trust has provided a $13 million contribution to a $26 million subordinate loan.

Gunfire erupted in Riverside Park last night, resulting in one man's death. WSVN reports that Fort Lauderdale Police were summoned to the 1400 block of Southwest 5th Court after receiving reports of a shooting, upon arrival they discovered a man suffering from gunshot wounds.

The Pompano Beach Holiday Boat Parade, the nation's longest-running event of its kind, will celebrate its 62nd year on December 13. The parade, starting at 7 p.m. from Lake Santa Barbara, will go on rain or shine. This year's theme, "A Salute to our First Responders," honors those who ensure public safety.

The search is intensifying for a missing 16-year-old girl from Dania Beach, Florida, as the Broward Sheriff’s Office appeals to the public for any information that may aid in locating her. Amber Ray Rodriguez was reported missing after last being seen on Monday around noon, near the 2900 block of Harbor Lane. The Missing Persons Unit of the Broward Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigative efforts, concerned for the teen’s safety.