Miami local news evening update for February 03, 2026. As the sun sets on the Magic City, we are tracking developing stories regarding dry conditions leading to multiple grass fires in South Florida. We also cover a concerning case involving online safety as a Nebraska man faces charges for kidnapping Florida sisters he met on Roblox.

In community news, a federal judge has blocked the cancellation of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, a decision impacting many families across Miami and Broward. Plus, we look at a viral hit-and-run involving a Camaro and a G-Wagon, and wrap up with some Sunshine State pride as Florida athletes head to the Winter Olympics. Stay informed with ExtraLocal Miami, your daily source for Miami news, culture, and community.

Miami local news noon update for February 03, 2026. We are tracking a difficult start to the day for some residents as a house fire displaces a family of five in Miami, and police deal with a bizarre and dangerous crash in Little Havana involving a rideshare driver. We also have a "Florida Man" style update regarding a massive memory card theft scheme where the proceeds went to... TikTok livestreams?

Plus, we follow up on the recent cold snap with the official count of iguanas turned into the FWC. On a brighter note, we highlight a powerful new photography exhibition in Fort Lauderdale restoring images from the Civil Rights movement. Stay informed with ExtraLocal Miami, your daily source for Miami news, culture, and community.

Miami local news morning update for February 03, 2026. After a historic freeze, South Florida is finally starting to thaw out. In our top story, a federal judge blocks the administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, bringing a wave of relief to Miami's Little Haiti community.

We also cover a developing legal battle regarding the tragic 2019 UPS shootout in Miramar, as prosecutors challenge the officers' use of force. In state news, Florida lawmakers are moving forward with a bill that could eliminate those sticky registration decals on your license plate. Plus, an arbitrator rules that Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier is owed millions despite gambling charges, and we share a heartwarming update on a Miami-Dade deputy recovering from a severe crash. Stay informed with ExtraLocal Miami, your daily source for Miami news, culture, and community.

Miami local news evening update for February 02, 2026. As the historic chill continues to grip South Florida, we cover a disturbing animal cruelty case in Pembroke Pines linked to the freezing temperatures. We also have a significant update in the legal proceedings regarding the death of former UM football player Bryan Pata.

It was a busy day for law enforcement with massive drug seizures at both a local marina and Miami International Airport. Finally, we look at the staggering number of green iguanas turned in to the FWC during this cold snap—a truly unique Florida story. Stay informed with ExtraLocal Miami, your daily source for Miami news, culture, and community.

Miami local news noon update for February 02, 2026. As the day unfolds, we cover a heartbreaking accident in Southwest Miami-Dade and a concerning road rage incident in Sunny Isles Beach. The chill in the air isn't just a feeling—it's officially record-breaking in parts of South Florida.

On a brighter note, we look at a new exhibit celebrating the rich history of Overtown just in time for Black History Month. Plus, we check in on how locals are handling the frost seen on cars this morning. Stay informed with ExtraLocal Miami, your daily source for Miami news, culture, and community.

Miami local news morning update for February 02, 2026. We are waking up to another chilly Monday in the Magic City, but the news cycle is heating up. We cover a residential fire that forced evacuations in Kendale Lakes and a new proposal from state lawmakers that could change how e-bikes operate on our streets.

On the entertainment front, it was a massive night for Latin music at the Grammys, with Bad Bunny making history in a way that has South Florida buzzing. Plus, we have a wild update on the frozen iguana situation—the numbers from the FWC are honestly staggering. Stay informed with ExtraLocal Miami, your daily source for Miami news, culture, and community.

Miami local news evening update for February 01, 2026. As the historic cold snap continues to grip South Florida, we are tracking flight delays and cancellations at local airports. We also have details on a shooting in Opa-locka and a significant human trafficking arrest in Miami Beach. On the political front, officials are touting a massive modernization plan for MIA.

In sports, a historic win for Carlos Alcaraz has tennis fans buzzing. Finally, we discuss the unique local phenomenon of frozen iguanas falling from trees and what to do if you encounter one. Stay informed with ExtraLocal Miami, your daily source for Miami news, culture, and community.

Miami local news noon update for February 01, 2026. We are tracking a developing story in Miami-Dade where an off-duty corrections officer was shot at while jogging. We also have the latest from the courthouse regarding the tragic Everglades alligator case. On the weather front, the chill is not over yet—an official freeze warning has just been issued for tonight across South Florida.

In lighter news, we have a positive update on a local boy recovering from severe burns, and we celebrate some homegrown talent taking over national television on RuPaul's Drag Race. Plus, an update on World Cup 2026 plans for the city. Stay informed with ExtraLocal Miami, your daily source for Miami news, culture, and community.