A Miami raccoon named Louie wins the 2024 Cadbury Bunny title, beating 31 other animals. He will star in a commercial and donate his prize to wildlife rescue.

Fort Lauderdale police seek the public's help in locating a 2014 red Ford Fusion related to a death investigation, identified by noticeable damage and the Florida plate FL LTDQ16.

Hialeah police are searching for a missing 78-year-old man, Indalecio Puente, who disappeared while babysitting his grandson after taking his routine morning walk.

FDOT construction projects on PGA Boulevard are causing lane closures and delays. Traffic is affected in both directions between several streets, with extended disruptions expected until early May.

A decomposing male body was found in a Miami Springs canal, sparking a police investigation. The identity and cause of death are unknown as the investigation continues.

A teenage boy died in a Pompano Beach shooting, which left three others injured; the BSO and fire rescue responded to the incident, with detectives investigating the motive.

Miami's forecast includes sun, possible showers, and increasing temperatures before a Thursday cold front. Conditions will clear for a calm Easter weekend.

Part of Stan Goldman Park's trail in Hollywood, FL, will be closed from April 1st for construction, with safety measures in place, though the north end remains open. Pickleball court updates are pending.

A car plunged into a swimming pool at a Miami-Dade apartment complex with no passengers inside and no injuries reported. The cause of the incident remains unclear.

A 51-year-old man, Luis Alberto Grisales Londono, has been reported missing from downtown Miami, prompting a city-wide search and public appeal for information.

After a weather-induced shutdown on Friday, the Ultra Music Festival in Miami resumed with a packed crowd and minimal disturbances, featuring international DJs and tight security.

Maurits Acosta, a high school junior in Hialeah, is praised for his commitment to public service, student leadership roles, and launching a nonprofit for civic engagement.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to work longer hours, with provisions for parental consent. Critics express concerns over its impact on academics and labor exploitation.