Trails & Tails Park in Doral won Best Dog Park in Miami New Times' 2025 awards, featuring amenities for dogs and their owners, including a nearby Starbucks.

Doral residents informed about FPL's ongoing power infrastructure project to improve energy reliability, entailing night-time work and minimal disruption until February 2026.

Commissioner Woodward visited the Alzheimer’s Community Care in Boca Raton, participating in activities and underscoring the value of their support for individuals with dementia.

Coral Springs celebrates its 62nd anniversary with a community event at the Museum of Coral Springs History, featuring exhibits, activities, and snacks.

A Tesla Cybertruck reportedly lost control while racing a Lamborghini in Miami, striking nine parked cars and leaving significant damage. No arrests or injuries were reported.

Miami's forecast includes scattered showers and thunderstorms, with brief dry spells early this week. Highs could reach 90 degrees, while the National Hurricane Center has ceased tracking Tropical Storm Chantal.

Miami Police seek public help to find Orlando Garcia Fuentes, 90, missing from Little Havana since July 5, described as bald, blue-eyed, wearing an LA Dodgers hat and plaid green shirt.

New York man Brian Thomas Gardner charged with assault and battery for attacking a man with a brick in Key Largo.

A man in Miami lost a finger due to a fireworks explosion during a July 4th event. He suffered third-degree burns and was hospitalized. His family urges caution with fireworks.

Driver opens fire after a multi-vehicle crash on I-95 in North Miami; no injuries from gunfire, shooter in custody. Traffic was disrupted as cleanup continued.

Inter Miami CF shifts focus to MLS play against Montreal CF after their Club World Cup participation, aiming to rise in the Eastern Conference standings.

Scientists transplant crossbred corals off Miami's coast to help local reefs combat climate change effects, introducing genetically mixed specimens for greater resilience against warming seas.

Former NFL player Reshad Jones was reportedly scammed out of $2.58 million by his financial advisor and an accomplice, with charges including theft and money laundering.