Joe Jonas attracted a large crowd at Caracas Bakery in Miami to promote his new single "Heart By Heart," serving as a makeshift barista and taking photos with fans.

A man was stabbed multiple times on a Broward County bus; the assailant is at large and authorities are investigating. The victim is hospitalized as a trauma alert.

Bilal Ismail was arrested in Miami Gardens for attempted murder after shooting his mother-in-law; she remains in critical condition. Motives are unclear, and Ismail was apprehended without incident.

The Town of Davie prepares for its annual Touch-a-Truck event on May 3, 2025, offering families a hands-on experience with large vehicles and a quieter hour for those with noise sensitivities.

Fort Lauderdale commuters experience delays due to a construction accident where workers struck power lines on North Federal Highway, leading to a closure between NE 19th and NE 26th Streets.

Arajet Airlines commenced flights to the U.S. with a Miami service from the Dominican Republic, anticipating economic and cultural benefits from the enhanced connection.

FIU students are set to protest over a new agreement between campus police and ICE, following a directive from Governor DeSantis, with the university confirming the termination of 18 students' F1 visas.

Charges were dropped against Jaime Taylor, who claimed self-defense in a fatal shooting inside a Miramar Walgreens. He was exonerated after the incident was ruled a justifiable homicide.

A shooting in West Palm Beach resulted in one fatality, with police responding to a ShotSpotter alert and finding the victim with a gunshot wound. The investigation is ongoing.

A fatal crash on I-95 near Boynton Beach has closed southbound lanes, with at least one death reported. Authorities are investigating the early morning incident.

An elderly woman in Miami Gardens was shot by her son-in-law, who then fled. She was airlifted to the hospital; her condition is unknown. Police are searching for the suspect and assure there's no public danger.

Deerfield Beach offers a free document shredding event on April 19th for residents to safely dispose of sensitive materials and prevent identity theft.

A new $21.5M community center with a library and various recreational spaces will break ground on April 17 at Chuck Pezoldt Park in Miami, expected to complete by September 14, 2026.