Fort Lauderdale's Bayshore Drive is set for asphalt improvements starting June 10, 2025, with expected minor traffic disruptions and no parking during work hours.

Governor Ron DeSantis spoke at Home Depot about hurricane preparedness, announcing a sales tax holiday for supplies, underlining the importance of readiness in Florida.

A Miami-Dade market manager was arrested for defrauding SNAP of $275,000 through fake checks and impersonation, with investigators uncovering the scheme.

A massive fire engulfed a vacant warehouse in Miami, prompting Miami Fire Rescue's operation and local road closures, with no injuries reported. Cause under investigation.

Protesters gathered outside a Miami federal courthouse as Florida AG James Uthmeier faced potential contempt charges over a disputed immigration law's enforcement.

Two vehicles ended up in canals along I-95 in Pompano Beach, causing traffic delays and triggering emergency responses; details on causes and potential victims remain unclear.

Key West police are seeking Kentrell Freeman, wanted for a double stabbing on Simonton Street. Officials warn Freeman is considered armed and dangerous and have closed nearby streets during the investigation.

Miami's forecast includes a mix of sun, rain, and thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures peaking around 89-92 degrees, requiring residents to stay prepared for changing weather conditions.

Commissioner Gilbert hosts the 17th annual laptop giveaway for Miami-Dade high school seniors, distributing 200 laptops to aid their college studies, on May 31 at his District 1 Office.

Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen was honored with the 2025 Home Rule Hero Award for her commitment to local governance and advocacy efforts.

Roadwork on Arthur St. and N 11th Ct. in Hollywood starts June 2, with temporary lane closures. Work is weekdays, 8 am to 5 pm, and should end by July 1.

A North Lauderdale man, Ygremerley Junior Murat, was arrested for extorting nude photos from a teenage girl, sparking a wider investigation for more victims.

Mexican national Juan Perez Santis, previously convicted of sexual battery on a minor and deported three times, faces charges of illegal reentry into the U.S. by a federal grand jury in Miami.