Broward County is undertaking a dune and beach restoration project in Hollywood Beach, expected to complete by late April, involving sand delivery and heavy machinery without major road closures.

Miami-Dade County receives a $25,000 grant from the Florida Forest Service to improve urban forest awareness and community involvement in greening efforts.

A man was found dead in a Plantation hotel parking lot after a shooting, with police urging witnesses to provide information to aid the investigation.

Four M-DCPS teachers are finalists for Teacher of the Year, showcasing their diverse and effective teaching methods, from promoting resilience to integrating robotics.

Miami enjoys mostly sunny weather with temperatures around 73°F and possible gusts up to 20 mph. Nights will cool slightly, and a cold front is expected soon.

Local authorities in Pompano Beach intensify the search for Maurice Sunny Esses, a 31-year-old man with mental illness, last seen on the 300 block of Northeast Eighth Avenue.

An Argentine man, Osvaldo Daniel Fernandez, 61, was sentenced to 80 years in federal prison for producing and possessing CSAM, which will likely be a life sentence given his age.

The City of Miami reopens SRAP applications to assist seniors with rent, offering up to $500/month to eligible residents aged 62+ and earning ≤50% of the AMI.

A Broward Sheriff's Office deputy was arrested for introducing contraband into a facility and obstructing justice. The deputy is under investigation and on leave without pay.

Councilman Pierre Frantz Charles leads a food distribution in North Miami at Sunkist Grove Community Center, in partnership with State Rep. Aristide and Farm Share.

Alina Garcia, Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections, delivered the first State of Elections Address, highlighting advancements in election security and voter access, and unveiled the Office's 2025 Annual Report.

Davie's 89th Annual Orange Blossom Festival features a free concert, parade, vendors, live music, kids' rides, and a rodeo, with activities from February 27 to March 1.

Semmie Williams' behavior in his murder trial, including off-topic testimony about conspiracies and erratic actions, prompted an emergency evaluation and the judge's consideration of his request to fire his lawyers.