Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department invested $622 million in infrastructure during the 23-24 fiscal year, part of a $1.77 billion three-year effort, aiming to enhance water and wastewater systems.

Pembroke Pines seeks young singers for National Anthem performances at City events; submissions require an a cappella video, with full name, age, and school info. Contact is Francie Novo.

A man fleeing a car crash in Miami-Dade was shot by a homeowner after trespassing on their property. The homeowner fired warning shots when the man didn't comply. The intruder faces several charges, including possession of drugs.

Wise Care Corp, a Miami-Dade medical clinic, is being investigated for allegedly conducting an insurance fraud scheme and billing for unnecessary treatments.

Real estate tycoons, Oren and Alon Alexander, remain in custody over federal sex trafficking charges, with their hearing postponed and a New York court appearance pending. Their brother Tal is also detained without bond for similar accusations.

Miami-Dade DTPW announces holiday schedule changes for transit services and provides digital resources for passengers to manage their travel plans and receive updates.

A suspect, Fermon Green, led Florida Highway Patrol on a high-speed chase before crashing and hiding in a dumpster. He faces multiple charges, including fleeing and drug possession.

Doral celebrated the unveiling of the "Migrante Monument" by artist Nelson Gonzalez, a symbol of migrant experiences, at Doral Legacy Park, attended by city officials.

A bicyclist died in a hit-and-run crash early Saturday on Davie Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale; the driver fled and the victim's identity is undisclosed. Police seek information.

Deputies killed a man after a domestic disturbance call in Broward County, which led to a chase and confrontation near a Fort Lauderdale Tri-Rail station.

Miami ended its 33-day dry spell with rain on Saturday, and the weather outlook suggests intermittent showers and a possible thunderstorm for the upcoming week.

President Biden commuted the sentence of Nevin Shapiro, the former University of Miami booster involved in a Ponzi scheme and NCAA sanctions, after serving over half of his 20-year term.

A Miami federal judge denied bail to Tal Alexander for sexual assault and trafficking, citing flight risk concerns. His brothers may face similar detention outcomes.