Governor Ron DeSantis and APD Director Taylor Hatch are set to speak at a press conference in Jupiter, amid rumors following DeSantis' meeting with Donald Trump.

Driver Kenroy Jackson Jr. was arrested after striking and fatally injuring bicyclist Eric Gray while fleeing police in Pompano Beach during a street takeover.

A 3-year-old in Homestead, Florida, was injured in a shooting and is stable after being airlifted to the hospital. The cause of the shooting is under investigation.

Miami faces strong winds and risk of rip currents early this week with advisories in place. A cooler, breezy forecast with some showers midweek precedes a return to warmer, drier conditions by the weekend.

Lauderhill launches Lauderhill Peace 365, an initiative aimed at reducing gun violence through increased policing, community engagement, and conflict resolution training.

Fort Lauderdale is replacing old water mains with new HDPE pipes to protect against groundwater and saltwater damage. The project, avoiding full road closures, is expected to be completed by April 2024.

Broward County announces a Micro-Grant Pilot Program offering $2,500 to small businesses, distributed on a first-come, first-served basis with online applications opening in May.

Cooper City lifted a precautionary boil water notice after tests confirmed the water meets health standards. Residents had boiled water since Monday due to safety concerns.

The MEYGA Learning Center in Miami's Liberty City, led by Samantha Quarterman, provides educational and life assistance to local families, becoming a community cornerstone.

A Miami man received a 16-month prison sentence for kidnapping his two children and taking them to Morocco and Turkey, defying court orders and joint custody arrangements.

The article reports on the pleasant weather in Miami with forecasts of sunny skies, light breezes, and moderate temperatures extending into the next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Road work on East Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale leads to overnight closures and detours starting 10 p.m. on April 29, with local access and parking affected.

Former Ecuador comptroller general Carlos Ramon Polit Faggioni was convicted in Miami for his part in a $10M bribery and money laundering scheme with Odebrecht S.A.