A Brooklyn teen was arrested for making threats and swatting calls to schools in Parkland, Coral Springs, and Uvalde, leading to a major law enforcement collaboration.

Southbound lanes of RCA Center Drive in Palm Beach Gardens will close on May 9 for utility work, with detours planned. The work is expected to last two weeks.

The Greater Boca Raton and Boynton Beach Chambers of Commerce honored local first responders with awards for their service and dedication at a luncheon event.

Coral Springs has named the winners of its 2025 Business Excellence Awards, recognizing local businesses such as Privacy Glass Solutions, The Cook and the Cork, and Runyon's for their community impact and innovation.

Brightline introduces new, pricier commuter passes, spurring disappointment among users seeking value and flexibility. Despite promises of enhanced travel experiences, the steep costs have elicited critical reactions.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to identify a man who pointed a gun during a road rage incident caught on video near Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

A student at Miami Palmetto Senior High School, Deja Iman Williams, was arrested for bringing and demonstrating a stun gun on campus, facing charges including possession of a weapon on school property.

Two New York murder suspects were arrested in Miami after a SWAT standoff; they complied peacefully, while a local delivery person was detained during the operation.

Warm and humid conditions with low rain chances continue in Miami, slight uptick in storms expected for Sunday, and high chances of showers on Monday.

Chairman Anthony Rodriguez forms the STRIP task force to streamline the procurement process in Miami-Dade County, aiming to reduce inefficiency and promote competition among vendors.

The forecast for Miami predicts sunny weather with high temperatures around 84-88°F and minimal rain chances, but a potential increase in showers and thunderstorms early next week.

The Palm Beach County Library System will host its first Pride Expo on May 17, 2025, featuring representatives from various organizations to celebrate diversity.

Two Hondurans were indicted in Miami for repeated illegal reentry into the U.S., marking at least the fourth and fifth incidents for each. The cases underscore immigration enforcement challenges.