A man from Georgia is in custody for multiple burglaries in Doral, FL, using garage openers from unlocked cars to enter homes and steal items, including a vehicle.

Pembroke Pines seeks volunteers for local government boards, with vacancies in various districts and the Mayor's seat, requiring quick application due to looming deadlines.

Two men were arrested for mail theft at a Sunrise apartment complex, caught on camera using crowbars to open mailboxes. They face federal charges; one is held without bond, the other released on bond with conditions.

The National Weather Service forecasts a typical pattern of sun and showers for Miami in the coming week, with a 40% chance of thunderstorms today and balmy conditions persisting.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office launched Operation Safe Summer to combat crime during school holidays, with increased patrols from June 4 to August 15.

The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded over $138 million worth of drugs intercepted in the Caribbean, evidencing international cooperation and ongoing efforts against drug trafficking.

A federal appeals court upheld an injunction against Florida's Senate Bill 4-C, blocking enforcement of the immigration law and questioning the state Attorney General's compliance with the order.

Boca Raton officials received the 2025 Home Rule Hero award from the Florida League of Cities for advocating local control during the Legislative Session.

The Drive-Thru payment window at Hollywood City Hall is closed for maintenance; the city offers alternative payment options, including in-person, drop box, and online.

The Coral Springs City Commission has rejected a five percent increase in business taxes, maintaining the current tax rate. Commissioner Cerra cited concern for the burden on local businesses.

Plantation police are investigating a body found in a pond, with few details released. The identity and cause of death are unknown as divers and police work on retrieval and investigate.

Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 929, enhancing Florida firefighters' health and safety, including mental health support, working hour limitations, and proposing a salary increase.

North Miami celebrated a flawless financial audit for FY24 with no findings and praise for its fiscal management, highlighting a $5 million reserve and robust budgets.