PortMiami collaborates with Ashdod Port for an Innovation Day event focused on the future of maritime operations.

Bryan Sanchez Alvarez was arrested in Port St. Lucie for DUI after crossing a median and failing sobriety tests. He had a BAC of 0.197. The incident prompted police to highlight the dangers of drunk driving.

A man was arrested for using a hammer to smash slot machines in Hialeah and stealing $9,000, which he later returned, but did not pay for the $14,000 in damages.

Three dogs at Broward Animal Care, Tammy, Truffle, and Ding Dong, are at risk of euthanasia if not adopted; one has deteriorated, as the shelter seeks urgent homes for them.

Palm Beach County opens cold weather shelters as temperatures are expected to drop into the low 40s, with arrangements for bus pickups to help those in need.

Delray Beach is offering locals free tickets to the Delray Beach Open 2026, with 100 tickets available daily on a first-come-first-served basis, requiring proof of residency for collection.

The article announces the return of the One Tamarac Multicultural Festival, featuring Kevin Lyttle, with performances, a Sensory-Friendly Area, food trucks, and a laser light show. Free shuttles are available for attendees.

A small plane lost a wheel and damaged its wing during runway difficulties at Pompano Beach Airpark; operations remained largely unaffected. No injuries were reported.

A cold front is bringing cooler weather and possible showers to Miami, with temperatures expected to drop to the mid-40s and a chilly wind chill factor.

Broward County Animal Care's Valentine's event, Plenty of Pets, offers fee-waived adoptions, a raffle, and a family-friendly adoption day with activities.

The FDLE has warned of scammers impersonating AMBER Alerts to phish for personal information from Florida families, advising caution and reporting of suspicious calls.

Multiple grass fires in South Florida challenge firefighters, with one near Homestead Air Reserve Base 95% contained and a second in West Broward at only 5% containment.

Miami-Dade's Haitian community celebrated a court decision to maintain Temporary Protected Status, as Mayor Daniella Levine Cava recognized their significant local contributions.