An avalanche in Alaska is presumed to have claimed the lives of three skiers, including one from Miami and two with Minnesota connections, during a heli-skiing trip near Girdwood.

Deerfield Beach offers a free document shredding event on March 15th at the Centennial Community Day & Expo, allowing residents to safely dispose of paperwork.

Miami-Dade County updates its recycling schedule and technologies to improve efficiency and tackle contamination, offering resources for residents to check new collection days.

A home aide in Florida was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a disabled 86-year-old woman he was caring for, with the assault recorded on camera.

Tamarac Commissioner launches a $50,000 aid program for District 3 residents to help with housing costs, targeting seniors and public workers. Applications were accepted at an event, with funds paid directly to service providers.

A Colombian national was sentenced to 27 years for kidnapping two U.S. soldiers in Bogotá, with accomplices also facing justice due to international law enforcement cooperation.

A federal jury found Dustin Sean McCabe guilty of seaman's manslaughter, fraud, and making false statements relating to his vessel operations and a PPP loan.

A Palm Beach boutique owner was charged with selling counterfeit Chanel bags after an undercover operation revealed a scheme involving fake luxury handbags.

Gayle Blount was found not guilty in a Florida domestic violence case, after previously being acquitted of attempted murder for shooting his ex-fiancée.

Victoria Williams was arrested in Miami Gardens for allegedly murdering her stepfather with a cane and hair vitalizer jar, facing second-degree murder charges.

West Palm Beach launches a Business Accelerator Bootcamp with Roundtree Training & Consulting, starting June 3, 2025, featuring leadership expert Dr. Deeawn Roundtree.

West Palm Beach GreenMarket is accepting vendor applications for its 31st season, as city officials seek fresh participants for the acclaimed farmers market. Mayor Keith A. James is eager to welcome new talents.

The City of Miami has extended the proposal submission deadline for community and HIV/AIDS service funding and will host additional workshops to assist applicants.