Broward Sheriff's Office seeks help to find missing 77-year-old Patricia Campbell with dementia from Tamarac retirement home. She was last seen wearing a black shirt, red pants, and black slippers.

Grass fires in Miami-Dade County caused road closures, including Krome Avenue, but no structural damages or injuries were reported; authorities and firefighters are working on containment.

West Palm Beach prepares for the "No Kings" protest against Donald Trump's policies, with local law enforcement focusing on safety and peaceful demonstrations.

Two are dead and one is injured after a shooting involving police in Wynwood, with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigating. Officer Vega advised the public on safety in shooting incidents.

Wilton Manors prepares for the 25th Stonewall Pride Parade and Festival, with security measures including metal detectors, as it promotes LGBTQ+ resilience and community support.

Taylor Swift surprised young patients at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Florida with a visit that included personal interactions and brightened their day.

Eataly opens a 30,000 square-foot marketplace at Aventura Mall in Florida, featuring Italian groceries, restaurants, quick-service counters, a cooking school, and a wine store.

Florida bans the addition of fluoride to drinking water with a law set to be enforced by July 2025, aligning with moves by cities like Pembroke Pines. The ban reflects growing debates about fluoride's necessity and safety.

Miami-Dade County officials arrested six people for insurance fraud involving fake car crashes and fraudulent claims as part of "Operation Crash and Cash."

A Tri-Rail train in Opa-locka clipped a Miami-Dade Transit bus, causing minor injuries to some bus passengers; officials are investigating the collision.

Miami celebrated the opening of the renovated Manolo Reyes Park with new family-friendly amenities, named after the late Commissioner Reyes, to commemorate his service and dedication.

Broward County passed an ordinance against the illicit sale of DMV appointments, with a new Florida law to follow, imposing fines and potential jail time for scalpers.

Weston ranks #74 in U.S. News & World Report's Best Places to Live in the U.S. for 2025-2026, #3 in Florida, and #9 in Safest Places. Local leaders are proud of the recognition.