A 14-year-old boy died following a minibike crash in Fort Pierce, Florida, after the minibike he was on didn't stop at a sign.

West Palm Beach announces a SunFest pre-celebration event featuring country star David Michael & The Tequila Cowboys. The event will take place on April 11, with music, food, drinks, and chances to win festival tickets.

Delray Beach Police receive nearly $1M to bolster their Real-Time Crime Center, including a License Plate Reader Program, aimed at reducing gun violence and property crimes.

Reports of a shooter at Dolphin Mall were found to be false after a thorough investigation by Miami-Dade Police. Despite panic and a large police response, no evidence of gunfire was found.

Hialeah Police are investigating an online threat against Hialeah High School, with both local and school police involved to assess its credibility and source.

South Florida is preparing for a partial solar eclipse with local museums hosting viewing parties and educational sessions. Specialized eclipse glasses will be provided, and the event will peak at around 3 p.m.

The article describes Miami's weekly weather forecast, predicting sunny skies with a warming trend and occasional breezy conditions. The forecast includes expectations for a partial eclipse, and a chance of showers or thunderstorms later in the week.

Fort Lauderdale prepares for traffic disruptions due to road closures from the upcoming Las Olas Triathlon, affecting A1A and surrounding areas on April 14.

A helicopter with engine issues crashed into the waters near Key Biscayne, with the solo pilot sustaining minor injuries. The FAA and NTSB are investigating the cause.

Matthew John Sanguine, 46, was arrested for using a stolen identity to fraudulently purchase a 2020 Porsche Taycan and attempting to acquire a 2018 McLaren 570S from a Coral Gables dealership.

Mia Wooten, a 14-year-old girl from southwest Miami-Dade, was found safe after a Missing Child Alert was issued for her disappearance on Thursday morning.

Kareem Jobbar Lightbourne was arrested for a 2002 murder and kidnap case in Florida, after a 20-year manhunt, and is held without bond on multiple charges.

The Black Affairs Advisory Board of Miami has elected new officers, including Pierre E. Rutledge as Chair, Ronald Mumford as Vice Chair, Phyllis W. Sloan-Simpkins as Secretary, and Edgar Wright as Finance Chair.