Miami-Dade County announces the opening of the revamped Brothers to the Rescue Memorial Park, inviting locals to the ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 5.

A vacant North Miami Beach home was destroyed by a fire, with MDFR responding and no injuries reported as it was unoccupied. The cause is under investigation.

Three juveniles were arrested for sending threatening messages, some involving a gun, linked to a romantic dispute, to two Pembroke Pines youths. They face felony charges.

Immigrant advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit in Miami against Florida's new law targeting undocumented immigrants, arguing it is unconstitutional as immigration enforcement is a federal power.

A car crashed into a Boca Raton Chinese takeout restaurant, injuring two occupants and a teenage employee. The elderly driver's condition or potential charges have not been determined.

Brett Waldman's "Colors of the World" photography exhibit featuring vibrant sea life, particularly mahi-mahi, is coming to Boca Raton Public Library from April 21 to May 30.

A South Florida bookkeeper was arrested for a wire fraud scheme exceeding $10 million just as she tried to leave for Israel.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is asking for help in locating 15-year-old Cheyenne Lewis, who has been missing since March 28th. She was last seen near the 1600 block of Northeast Fourth Street.

A body was found floating in the Miami River, triggering a police investigation. Details about the person's identity and cause of death are still unknown.

Residents return to Crestview Towers in North Miami Beach after repairs, but some like Ligia Mora have concerns about the condition of their units. The city acknowledges past delays in safety certification as officials push for legislative reforms.

Warm and breezy conditions continue in Miami, with mid-80s temperatures and advisories for small craft and rip currents. Sunny days and clear nights expected, with a chance of rain early next week.

Deerfield Beach celebrates National Fair Housing Month, reflecting on progress made since the Civil Rights Act of 1968 and reinforcing its commitment to housing equality, including new protections for sexual orientation and gender identity.

Teacher at Watson B. Duncan Middle School, Christopher T. Withers, was arrested for lewd behavior with a minor and admitted to sexual encounters with the student.