Homestead announces a partnership with SPH, launching a sports complex project featuring a training academy, facilities, and a stadium, seeking to revitalize South Dade's economy.

Two workers were injured at a North Miami Beach construction site due to equipment failure and scaffolding collapse.

A woman was fatally struck by a car in Lauderhill, with local police responding. The driver showed no impairment and is not arrested; the investigation is ongoing.

Hollywood Police arrested three people following a stabbing and altercation outside a Sheridan Street 7-Eleven; one person was non-fatally stabbed, another was struck in the face. Witnesses are sought for the ongoing investigation.

A woman in Boynton Beach collided with a school bus while allegedly driving under the influence with her child in the car. She showed signs of impairment and was charged.

A Nigerian-UK dual citizen was sentenced to 90 months by US authorities for defrauding elderly Americans by falsely claiming they were heirs to fortunes.

Authorities and the community are searching for Amador Torres, 77, missing since Sunday in North Miami, possibly disoriented but without a formal cognitive condition diagnosis.

A Russian man pleaded guilty to child abuse of his daughter in Miami, sentenced to 90 days jail, house arrest, and probation with mandatory courses and supervision. He may be deported to Russia.

Miami's DTPW announces nighttime repair work on NW 22nd Avenue bridge, with detours via NW 27th Avenue, affecting late-night travel and offering updates on social media and Mobility 305.

Local officials in Palm Beach County remind residents of yard waste disposal guidelines, emphasizing the 6/6/50 rule for waste preparation and a six cubic yard limit per household per week to streamline collections.

The article informs about a temporary road closure on Hypoluxo Road due to FEC Railway maintenance from Sept. 17-20, providing detour options and contact information for updates.

Coral Springs introduces three new committees to foster community engagement and address accessibility, honor veterans, and improve parks and recreation.

Sheriff Tony announced disciplinary actions including terminations within the BSO following an internal probe into the handling of a Tamarac triple homicide.