Delray Beach announces continued decline in crime rates, highlighting the effectiveness of strategic policing and strong community involvement, supported by investment in the police force.

Republican U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds has announced his run for Florida governor in 2026, with Trump's endorsement potentially boosting his primary campaign.

Miami's weather forecast predicts a pleasant week with sunny skies, high temperatures near 77°F, and a slight chance of showers. Mild temperatures and mostly dry conditions are expected for the weekend.

Boca Raton expands its downtown shuttle service to include the beach, as part of its efforts to enhance public transportation and promote sustainability through its electric fleet.

An elderly couple was attacked by a man over a parking spot in Downtown Stuart, Florida, leading to the arrest of the assailant, Mark Swick, on two felony battery charges.

Carl Taylor was arrested for the 2023 shooting of Nathaniel Ursery in Central Broward; he faces a first-degree murder charge and is held without bond.

A 17-year-old is charged with murder after fatally shooting a 16-year-old girl during a street fight in Fort Lauderdale.

Miami Beach is considering a text notification system to prevent resident towing, offering a 15-minute grace period for registered residents. The system targets non-life safety violations and aims to reduce towing inconveniences and expenses.

Hollywood's library closure due to a car accident prompts city services and event to relocate to City Hall; residents are directed to adjust routines and attend shifted venues.

The CITT will hold a meeting on February 26, 2025, in Miami-Dade to discuss transportation issues. It allows citizen participation in person or via email and will be broadcast live.

A youth basketball league for kids aged 6-11 is starting at West Boynton Recreation Center, with evaluations on March 18-19 and games on Saturdays. Registration is limited and volunteer coaches are sought.

A security concern over a suspicious device on a cargo plane at Miami International Airport was resolved after authorities declared an all-clear with no threat found.

Two sisters saved a toddler from drowning in a Lauderhill pool, after responding to his cries. They were assisted by their mother. The boy, stable now, had entered through a broken fence.