Oakland Park is undergoing a transit and pedestrian improvement project set to start April 7, with expected completion in July 2025, impacting NW 21st Avenue traffic.

Apolinar Lopez Honorato, deported previously, was arrested for an alleged sex crime involving a minor and faces local and immigration authorities' scrutiny.

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will inaugurate Serenity at Liberty Square Phase Four in Miami-Dade, adding 193 mixed-income housing units and community services.

Miami International Airport and American Airlines hosted an event for over 50 special needs students to practice the flying experience, providing a thorough simulation and support as part of the MIA Airport Instruction and Readiness Tour.

Miami police arrested Oscar Rivera-Peraza for second-degree murder after a body was found inside a bar's ice cooler. He confessed to the crime after being detained.

Tamarac's Springfest starts with a sensory-sensitive Egg Hunt for children 10 and under, requiring pre-registration, followed by a public celebration with activities at the Tamarac Sports Complex.

Fort Lauderdale is set to perform maintenance at a water treatment plant, briefly changing the water source for some residents and potentially altering the water's color. Officials assure the water remains safe.

A deputy in Deerfield Beach struck the back of a juvenile cyclist's bike and tackled them without facing investigation, amidst concerns over youths performing dangerous stunts in traffic.

A dog named Taylor Swift evaded Florida Highway Patrol, causing highway chaos, and was taken to the Humane Society where she awaits adoption after a past of being bred for profit.

Miami-Dade commissioners passed an ordinance imposing a $500 fine to stop the resale of DMV appointments, targeting scalpers affecting access to services.

A Doral woman, Carmen Valdez De Miguel, was charged with fraud and theft after allegedly scamming a man through tarot readings and a fake spiritual ritual.

Two charged for falsifying drug tests in Miami-Dade, with an employee and an offender accused of corrupting the court's rehabilitative efforts through paid-for clean results.

The Haitian diaspora in Miami turns to faith at Notre Dame d'Haiti amidst crises in their homeland and uncertain U.S. immigration policies, seeking community support and solace.