A Miami man pleaded guilty to fraud for securing multiple HELOCs on one property, facing up to 20 years per wire fraud count and 10 years per money laundering count.

The Stephen P. Clark Center in Miami is offering driver's license services by appointment, helping residents comply with new TSA REAL ID requirements.

Deerfield Beach is preparing to celebrate its centennial with a gala on June 28, 2025, including networking, dinner, and dancing, with proceeds benefiting local parks.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a statewide ban on fluoride in public water, supported by Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, and set to commence on July 1.

Miami-Dade Solid Waste Management will operate normally on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, with waste and recycling collections unchanged. Administrative offices will close, but disposal facilities remain open.

South Florida experienced storms with heavy rains and 60 mph wind gusts, but forecasts a drier week ahead, with mostly sunny conditions and a chance of weekend showers.

A 79-year-old man was fatally shot in Fort Pierce, and police are investigating without a suspect yet identified. The community is urged to assist with information.

Deerfield Beach hosts a free shredding event on May 17th at the Bernard Adams Municipal Complex for residents to securely destroy sensitive documents. Proof of residency required.

Miami weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and storms this week, with a decrease in storm chances starting Tuesday and mostly sunny conditions by Wednesday.

A man was shot by a woman during a dispute outside a Miami-Dade food store; the victim is stable, the shooter at large, with authorities investigating.

Thirty-two people were rescued after their boat began sinking near Miami Beach; all were safe with no reported injuries. The yacht's cause of sinking is under investigation.

In Miami, a case of tuberculosis was confirmed at a federal jail and a high school, prompting health responses following a rise in TB cases in Florida.

Raisha Kelly received a 5-year prison sentence for leading a PPP loan fraud, involving false applications and kickbacks, and must pay $443,895 in restitution.