An officer was hospitalized after a violent encounter with Jacomo Morris at a Tri-Rail station. Morris, charged with battery on an officer, struck one causing injuries that required stitches.

Infinite Reality plans to build a 60-acre headquarters in South Florida, aiming to create over 1,000 jobs with competitive salaries and transform the area into a tech and creativity hub.

Healthcare leaders will address antisemitism in the medical sector at an event in Miami Beach, following reports of discrimination towards Jewish individuals in healthcare.

COBWRA has new board members, with Debbie Murphy as the 1st Vice President, and Barbara Roth as president. They represent over 100 associations and 140,000 residents. Commissioner Woodward attended their installation.

Miramar mayoral candidate Rudy Theophin pleaded guilty to COVID relief fund fraud, misusing $123,675 for personal gain. Sentencing is set for July 15.

The FBI warns of a surge in South Florida phone scams with callers posing as federal agents and instructing victims to send money for falsified reasons.

Miami-Dade County Parks Department hosts a free Earth Day event at Larry and Penny Thompson Park, featuring educational activities, tree planting, and community conservation efforts.

Emergency services responded to a slippery chemical spill in Fort Lauderdale, leading to traffic disruptions and road closures near 24th and State Road 84. Hazmat teams are investigating the substance.

Pembroke Pines Police are searching for Katelan Mitchell, a missing 15-year-old last seen at Children's Harbor.

A fatal motorcycle crash on the MacArthur Causeway has shut down eastbound lanes, with police diverting traffic and investigating. Commuters are advised to use alternative routes.

Former HOA president Roberto Montalvo Jr. was arrested for embezzling over $15,000 from his Miami condo association.

Richard Lara won the Coral Gables City Commission Group 3 runoff election, garnering over 55% of votes, thus solidifying Mayor Vince Lago's stance on the Commission.

Zoo Miami is opening a new exhibit, "Wild Connection," to enhance visitor engagement with wildlife, featuring species like cheetahs and giant anteaters, and emphasizing conservation and education.