A suspect was arrested after crashing into a Miami-Dade property during a high-speed chase with Florida Highway Patrol when officers attempted a traffic stop. The suspect, Antwan David Lawson, faces six felony charges including evasion.

Authorities are investigating a shooting at Glades Club bar in Southwest Miami-Dade that left multiple people injured. One victim was airlifted to a medical center. The suspected shooter is in custody.

Suspected drug dealer Salvatore Pollock was arrested after inadvertently posing for a selfie with undercover officers in Palm Beach.

Miami Beach officials uphold strict spring break measures, citing previous success and safety, despite concerns like alleged racial bias and local business worries.

Miami has withdrawn a proposal to end its recycling services after public opposition and a warning of legal consequences from the county mayor. The city plans to improve recycling education and waste management practices.

ICE agents arrested 11 during a criminal investigation in Oakland Park, reports the Miami Herald. The agency intercepted a box truck and made "administrative arrests." The detainees' future and investigation details are undisclosed.

South Florida expects a pleasant start to March with warm temperatures and a mix of sun and clouds, as forecasted by the National Weather Service and WSVN, with a cooling trend and possible showers by the week's end.

A truck hit a power pole in Delray Beach, closing the intersection at North Swinton Avenue and Northeast 2nd Street and causing traffic delays. Repair efforts are ongoing.

A student was arrested for a written threat found in a Flanagan High School bathroom, causing the school to enact security measures. Police confirmed no credible threat to campus safety.

An employee at a Boca Raton law firm was arrested after escalating a verbal dispute with a co-worker to a physical altercation involving a snatched iPhone and a minor injury.

Authorities seek help to find missing 34-year-old Stuart Martinez from West Miami-Dade; he is on the autism spectrum and was last seen wearing a burgundy striped shirt and dark blue pants.

The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department won the GFOA's financial reporting excellence award for the 41st time, highlighting its continued commitment to transparency.

North Miami's new Breezeswept Park Tot-Lot, led by Councilwoman Mary Estimé-Irvin, opens on March 1, featuring a playground, sprayground, pavilion, and safety facilities after a $1.1 million renovation.