Florida Power and Light will start a three-month project on S. 14th Avenue in Hollywood, FL, causing periodic lane closures between Moffett and Funston Streets.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava supports Biden's sanctions on Venezuela after presidential hopeful Maria Corina Machado was disqualified by Maduro's regime.

The Icebox Cafe in Miami Beach has closed after 26 years, with the owner confirming the closure of this and another local spot while keeping their airport location open.

Miami International Airport launched an air travel rehearsal program to help children with autism become familiar with the flying process during Autism Acceptance Month.

A woman was caught on camera vandalizing a menorah at a Sunny Isles Beach synagogue, part of a series of anti-Semitic acts in the area. Police are seeking information on her identity.

A motorcycle crash in southwest Miami-Dade killed the rider and critically injured the passenger, who later died. The MDPD Traffic Homicide Unit is investigating.

Flanagan High School in Pembroke Pines resumed normal activities after a lockdown due to a suspicious call; police found no threat, but investigations continue.

Davie Town Hall in Florida will conduct fire alarm tests on May 20-21 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Pine Island Park, affecting several town divisions. Operations will continue as the alarms sound.

Federal prosecutors in Miami have charged two Middle Eastern nationals with running an arms trafficking ring, plotting to transport military weapons from the U.S. to Sudan and Iraq.

The YMCA of South Palm Beach County received an $800,000 grant from the USA Swimming Foundation for free or reduced-cost swim lessons, addressing drowning risks among children.

Colombian singer Shakira announced her first world tour since 2018, named after her new album "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran," with a performance scheduled in Miami on November 20.

Broward School Board meets amid tensions over potential revocation of approved teacher raises and disputes over the general counsel's role in charter school funding.

Broward Superintendent Dr. Peter Licata announced his retirement due to health concerns and will leave at year's end, with Deputy Howard Hepburn set to take over.