SUMMARY: In Jacksonville, Florida, two unrelated shootings overnight left one man dead and another injured. The first shooting occurred around 9:40 p.m. in Panama Park, resulting in a 25-year-old man’s death from gunshot wounds. Witnesses reported a verbal altercation before the shots. In a separate incident around 11 p.m., officers responded to a domestic call when a woman shot at them, leading to an exchange of fire, leaving her in critical condition. A third shooting, linked to a dispute over a woman, occurred at 2 a.m., injuring a man. No arrests have been made in the first two cases.

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SUMMARY: On Wednesday, South Florida enjoys a cool start with temperatures around 61°F in Miami and 58°F in Fort Lauderdale, warming to upper 70s and low 80s by afternoon. Winds are calm, although a small craft advisory remains for the Atlantic. Expect similar morning temperatures tomorrow, rising into the low 80s. Humidity increases through the weekend with highs reaching mid-80s. Rain is forecast for Monday, bringing showers and potential storms across the state, with cooler temperatures following a cold front on Tuesday. Enjoy the pleasant weather today and keep an eye on the upcoming changes.

NEXT Weather meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez says Wednesday will be sunny and mild with highs near 80 degrees.

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SUMMARY: The center-right Demokraatit Party won Greenland’s parliamentary elections, surprising many as the territory contemplates its status amid U.S. interest, particularly from President Trump. Both Demokraatit and the second-place Naleraq Party support independence from Denmark but differ in their approaches. The election, marked by high voter turnout amidst concerns about healthcare and social policies, indicated a shift in priorities among voters. Prime Minister Mute Bourup Egede had called the election early to promote national unity. While a break from Denmark was not on the ballot, it remains a key issue as the newly elected lawmakers will influence Greenland’s path toward independence.

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