Federal prosecutors suspect Miami lawyers of funding a DEA bribery scheme, with communications between them and a former DEA agent under scrutiny for evidence of illegal activity.

Bob Dylan, at 82, continues his "Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour" with upcoming performances at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Florida. Tickets for his tour, lasting until 2024, go on sale soon.

Margate Police are actively searching for Mickinly Blake, a missing adult with mental health issues, last seen on January 21. He was wearing a camo hoodie, shorts, and slides. Public assistance is requested.

A dispute in North Miami led to a triple homicide, leaving three men dead. Police arrested Pierce Hoempler, charged with second-degree murder, who claims self-defense. Victims were unarmed, prompting investigation.

Victims' families led Secretary of Education Cardona on a tour of the unchanged Parkland school shooting site to push for policy changes in school safety.

Demolition of Miami's I-395 bridge has begun, marking a phase in a project aimed at improving traffic flow and safety, with completion expected by late 2027.

A fire erupted at Gallagher's Steak House in Boca Raton, starting in the kitchen with no injuries or major damage reported; the cause is under investigation.

Participants ran in the Amerant Bank 5K in Coral Gables to support United Way Miami's educational and financial programs, enjoying the city's scenery and contributing to local initiatives.

A nonprofit in Cutler Bay, Mau's Foundation, is at risk of closing due to their warehouse property being sold, jeopardizing aid to underserved Miami-Dade populations.

Ignite Broward offers free art and tech exhibits featuring lights, lasers, and interactive installations across South Florida, aiming to make art accessible to all.

One person died in a house fire on Dewey Street in Hollywood early Monday, with firefighters responding around 5:30 a.m. The blaze was contained in one unit; the cause is under investigation.

The Miami Marathon is set for January 28, 2024, with over 18,000 global runners expected, generating significant economic and charitable impact for Miami.

Boca Raton received the Tree City USA designation for the 44th time and the Growth Award from the Arbor Day Foundation, acknowledging its commitment to urban forestry.