A man was found dead in a car in Delray Beach, sparking a police investigation with few details yet released on the cause of death or the identity of the man in his 40s.

The Donald Ross Road Bridge in Palm Beach has reopened for marine traffic after a mechanical issue was resolved. Vehicle and pedestrian traffic were not affected during the closure.

Mike Jacques was arrested in Miami on charges of voyeurism after allegedly peering into a woman's home, raising local concerns over security and repeat offenders.

Wilner Auguste was arrested for impersonating an officer after attempting to enter a school's parking lot with a car equipped with police-like accessories and weapons, including a handgun and AR-15 magazines.

Ex-State Rep. Adam Hasner named FAU's president after a controversial search; critiques arise over his political ties and lack of academic experience.

Local authorities are investigating after a woman was found dead at a Northeast Miami-Dade residence; one man has been detained in connection with the suspected homicide.

Willie Rodgers has been indicted for the 1995 murder of Earnestine Mortimore in Riviera Beach due to new DNA evidence, renewing hope for justice after decades.

Vanderbilt University plans a new graduate campus in West Palm Beach with a focus on business, data science, and AI. The project is a $300 million fundraising effort and may start by 2029, aiming to foster local workforce development.

Broward County offices will close for Presidents' Day, impacting some services, but parks, transit, the Homeless Helpline, and emergency services remain operational.

The Donald Ross Road Bridge is closed to marine traffic due to component issues but remains open to vehicles. Officials and the Coast Guard are keeping mariners informed.

A man is critically injured after being stabbed in Lauderhill; police responded to the incident early Sunday morning following a physical dispute involving three individuals.

The Michelin Guide is set to cover more areas in South Florida, including Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beaches, recognizing the region's burgeoning culinary scene.

The article forecasts sunny weather in Miami for Super Bowl 59, with temperatures reaching around 80°F, calm winds, and a chance of isolated showers. The good weather is expected to continue with high pressure keeping storms at bay.