Greynolds Park in North Miami Beach unveils renovations, including three new bridges, at a ceremony to celebrate the $704,000 project funded by the GOB and CIIP.

Miami-Dade announced a 2025 schedule for Home Chemical Drop-off events, offering residents opportunities to safely dispose of hazardous household chemicals.

"The Way of Water—Miami" is an outdoor theatrical production designed to highlight Miami-Dade County's water system and its workers, under Mayor Levine Cava's Arts Energize 305 initiative, with performances at the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center.

Miami-Dade County's 5th Black History Month event focuses on African American contributions to the labor movement, featuring speeches, cultural performances, and a Kids Fun Zone.

Two women were arrested for offering drugs and prostitution at a Palm Beach bar after an undercover sting operation.

Miramar High's Richard D. Lamarre was named 2025 Caliber Awards Teacher of the Year by Broward County Public Schools, celebrating his and other educators' influence.

A woman was arrested for causing a fatal crash in Boynton Beach last August, which killed two and injured several others. She drove without a valid license.

Two men were arrested for a series of armed robberies in Palm Beach County; they allegedly targeted multiple locations and are facing charges, with no bail set.

Florida woman arrested for threatening to burn a daycare during a custody dispute. She attempted to take her daughter, left a tracking device, and was found with arson materials.

A stolen Honda SUV was recovered in North Miami after a police chase involving Florida Highway Patrol and Pembroke Pines Police. Despite successfully stopping the vehicle with a PIT maneuver, the suspects escaped on foot.

Friedrich Benitez is accused of sexual activities with minors, reportedly taking two girls from a club to a hotel in West Palm Beach. Evidence includes photos and hotel footage. He faces charges, but has a $0 bond.

Dante Lopez, a migrant father of three, was arrested by immigration agents in Coral Springs, despite living in the U.S. for 15 years and working to legalize his status. His surprising and seemingly forceful arrest has sparked community outrage.

Omari Terry, a Miami teen, surrendered to face charges after a crash killed motorcyclist John Koontz. Charged with vehicular homicide, Terry previously had unrelated charges dropped. Koontz's family mourns the loss of the father of two.