The Broward Sheriff’s Office is searching for Sebastian Ordonez, missing since Saturday from North Lauderdale, and has appealed for public assistance.

A Miami-Dade woman was arrested for allegedly beating her 9-year-old son with a pot, causing a head injury and broken finger, after a dispute over dishwashing.

Delray Beach Municipal Beach received the Blue Flag designation for the third consecutive year for meeting stringent environmental and safety standards.

The 2025 Lexus Corporate Run in downtown Miami prompts officials to advise public transit use, aided by the GO Miami-Dade app and various contactless payment methods for the Metrorail.

Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz will host a promotion ceremony for 62 Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office personnel on April 24, 2025, marking her first since taking office.

Gregory Trevon Norman, 35, was fatally shot in Naranja, Miami-Dade. Deputies and a mobile response team attended but couldn't save him. The perpetrator's identity and motive are unknown; an investigation is underway.

Miami's weather forecast predicts stable conditions with sunny skies, a beach breeze, and temperatures around 82°F. A high risk of rip currents is noted for beach-goers.

Katherine Angulo Rivera was arrested in Miami-Dade for running a jewelry-cleaning scam targeting the elderly, replacing real jewelry with fakes. Her bond was set at $15,000.

The annual Walk Like MADD & MADD Dash 5K in Fort Lauderdale aims to raise awareness about drunk driving. Traffic changes are to be expected during the event.

The forecast for Miami includes sunny skies with possible showers by the weekend, mild winds, and a high near 81 degrees. Beachgoers are warned about rip currents and advised to take precautions.

Residents at Lake Delray Apartments are under a boil water notice following a contractor striking a service line, as stated by Delray Beach City officials.

Walter C. Hall named Miami-Dade Principal of the Year; Melissa M. Miller wins Assistant Principal of the Year. They were honored at an annual ceremony and received cash prizes and additional rewards.

Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz suspended the school bus camera citation program due to citation errors, affecting fine amounts and legal processes.