Miami-Dade Animal Services received a $5,000 grant from Banfield Foundation for vaccines at its Wellness Clinic, aiding pet owners on public assistance.

Domestic violence charges against Miramar Police Officer Orlando Marrero have been dropped, with his lawyer citing challenges like witness availability. Marrero might return to duty after the dismissal.

Rollover crashes in Miami-Dade County caused major traffic delays on Interstate 95 and I-195, with one injury reported and extended congestion throughout the morning.

A Home Depot loss prevention officer and two individuals were arrested for operating a theft ring at Miami-Dade Home Depots, selling stolen goods online.

North Miami's Citizens Investigative Board will disband in July, following Florida's HB 601, which ends civilian-led police oversight. Mayor Alix Desulme expressed disappointment at the state decision.

Jason Craig Dyer-Mitchell was arrested for a deadly shooting at a Miami gas station, with two killed and one critically injured.

Coral Springs plans two public events: a Touch-A-Truck event for special needs individuals on April 20, and a public safety job fair on April 23. The events aim to engage the community and offer career opportunities.

The Fort Lauderdale downtown water main replacement project is nearing completion, with efforts to replace old pipes using trenchless technology minimizing disruption.

Four men pled guilty to online robbery scheme using OfferUp to target sellers; Jordan Lewis was the last of them, following Bouie, Diggs, and Johnson. Their crimes occurred in September and October 2022.

Victor Manuel Rocha, a former US ambassador, received a 15-year sentence for acting as a Cuban agent while holding government positions, including on the National Security Council.

The article describes the forecast of sunny and pleasant weather in Miami, with events like Miami Beach Pride expected to enjoy optimal conditions, clear skies, low humidity, and temperatures in the low 80s.

Two associates of Donald Trump, Walt Nauta and Carlos De Oliveira, are seeking to have their charges dismissed in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case, claiming insufficient evidence.

A Miami pastor faces federal charges for allegedly taking Social Security payments after a beneficiary's death.