A Miami-Dade Fire Rescue crew came to the aid of a young brown pelican on Sunday and it was all caught on camera.

Two people needed rescuing after a boat took on water on Saturday in the Haulover Inlet.

A man suffered serious injuries on Saturday after falling off a boat at the Baker’s Haulover Inlet.

Firefighter are responding to a small aircraft on fire near 10800 Collins Avenue.

Drugs appear to have landed ashore near the Haulover Inlet north of Bal Harbour.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A man who was allegedly operating a boat when it crashed last month, killing one passenger, in Baker’s Haulover Inlet has been arrested. Records show Sealey faces multiple charges in connection with that incident, including disorderly conduct and criminal mischief. (WPLG)Forte’s body was discovered after a massive search involving the U.S. Coast Guard, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue. Dustin Wolf, one of Forte’s friends, said he was from Connecticut and he had recently moved to South Florida after living in North Carolina. Investigators believe Forte was thrown into the water after the impact of the early morning crash in the Haulover sandbar area.

“We really are down to what is coming off the land from the west, down the canals, down the Little River, down the Miami River into the Bay,” Crowl said. Garbage and pollution from Little River Canal is a big contributor to pollution in Biscayne Bay. The Little River Canal is a big source of the problem. The latest catastrophic events are yet another indication that Biscayne Bay is in crisis. WATCH SPECIAL REPORT BELOW: ‘Saving Biscayne Bay’

MIAMI, Fla. A child has suffered a traumatic injury at Haulover Inlet and has been airlifted to Ryder Trauma Center at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Sky 10 was over the scene as Miami-Dade Fire Rescue rushed out to the sandbars at Haulover Inlet on Thursday around 2:30 p.m. and rushed to get the boy out of the water and onto their boat. He was on a gurney as they tended to him. Fire rescue drove the boat to shore where the child was taken by helicopter to JMH. Stay tuned to Local 10 at 4 p.m. for updated reports and Local10.com as information becomes available.)

Gimenez is closing all boat ramps at Miami-Dade County parks immediately until further notice. Commercial fisherman who provide food for restaurants and markets will be allowed, but pleasure boaters will not. Gimenez said he was disappointed to see photos and videos on social media of boats close together and large groups of people congregating. The “sandbar party” flier circulating throughout South Florida was "truly disheartening, but mostly worrisome,“ he said in a statement. Those of you not following these guidelines are putting others at risk, perhaps your own family and friends.

NORTH MIAMI, Fla. - Crews have hit a setback while trying to fix a major sewage spill impacting parts of Miami-Dade County, including numerous parks. County officials told Local 10 News Friday that they're still working to plug the wastewater line that is still spilling sewage. A precautionary water advisory remains in effect at several popular parks, including Oleta River State Park, Greynolds Park, Haulover Inlet and Maule Lake. Other affected areas include the beaches located about 500 feet to the north and south of Haulover Inlet, as well as the beach in Bal Harbour, just south of Haulover Inlet. While the repairs are being made, residents in northeast Miami-Dade County are being asked to conserve water to decrease the impact on the wastewater system.

MIAMI - A precautionary water advisory is in effect at several popular parks in Miami-Dade County while emergency repair work is made to a broken wastewater pipe leaking sewage. Miami-Dade County issued the advisory Monday for Oleta River State Park, Greynolds Park, Haulover Inlet and Maule Lake. The Miami-Dade County Sewer and Water Department said a 48-inch wastewater pipe broke Sunday near 2500 NE 163rd St., so a contractor has been hired to install a bypass sewer line and connect it before and after the break points on the pipe, which is 12 feet beneath the water's surface. As a result of the ongoing sewage spill, a precautionary advisory has been issued to avoid recreational water activities in the area, including swimming, fishing and boating. While the repairs are being made, residents in northeast Miami-Dade County are being asked to conserve water to decrease the impact on the wastewater system.

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. - A boater who was diving Thursday in waters near Haulover Inlet was hospitalized after possibly being bitten by a shark, authorities said. The incident was reported around 12:40 p.m. off the 10300 block of Collins Avenue. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue spokeswoman Erika Benitez said the victim was taken to a local hospital for treatment. The extent of the victim's injuries was not immediately released. Copyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.