Miami-Dade's Hometown Heroes Parade is returning to Tropical Park on November 1 to celebrate local first responders with a festival and fireworks finale.

Vice Chairman Kionne L. McGhee teams up with the Miami-Dade Bar to offer a weekly Lawyer Referral Service in Cutler Bay to help residents access legal representation.

The Ultra Music Festival announced its 2026 lineup featuring DJ Snake, Illenium, and others, with tickets on sale for the event in Miami's Bayfront Park.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is seeking a suspect with arm tattoos for a bicycle shop burglary in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, involving a smashed storefront and a theft of $1,900.

Jordi Alba retired from the professional soccer at age 36 after Inter Miami's 2025 playoff run, concluding a career with significant achievements including a Champions League title.

Giancarlo Quarta faces charges for allegedly setting fire to a Michaels store in Miami-Dade. He confessed after being arrested on unrelated charges. Other allegations include burglary and resisting an officer.

Construction workers in Palm Beach County found potential human remains at a site, leading to an investigation involving local authorities and forensic teams.

Sheriff Eric Flowers sues the Indian River County Commissioners over budget cuts, alleging procedural errors and insufficient funds for public safety.

The Miami Seaquarium is closing after over 70 years amidst controversy and financial woes. Its future and that of its marine animals are uncertain, with plans for redevelopment by David Martin pending approval.

Doral announces temporary lane closures on NW 107th Avenue for railroad signal maintenance, affecting northbound lanes on October 18-19 and southbound on October 25-26 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Broward County Commissioner Alexandra P. Davis and Pembroke Pines partner with Farm Share for a free food distribution on November 8 to address food insecurity.

A pit bull mix and her pups were found shot in Pompano Beach; the dog, named Sparkles, is being treated as deputies investigate, suspecting a neighbor.

Steven MacKrell's remains were found in a South Florida lake, potentially resolving his 2015 disappearance case. His vehicle was also recovered, and the identification was confirmed by dental records.