Two detained after an early shooting near a Fort Lauderdale bar; one victim is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating the incident.

A car crash in Hollywood resulted in a vehicle fire, one death, and several injuries, with the crash's cause under investigation. Traffic was disrupted due to the police response.

A caretaker in Palm Beach is charged with stealing and pawning $62,000 worth of her client's jewelry, claiming her daughter used her ID for the pawns.

Firefighters in South Miami-Dade have contained 75% of a grass fire, as reported by the Florida Forest Service. Though largely under control, the fire's complexity remains due to location and dry conditions.

Zoo Miami welcomes the hatching of rare birds including cinereous vultures, harpy eagles, and Abdim's storks ahead of Mother's Day, with all chicks being raised by their natural parents.

NOAA will discontinue tracking the economic impacts of climate-related extreme weather by 2024, as part of a shift in priorities under the Trump administration, raising concerns about the future of climate data and preparedness.

Two people survived a small plane crash in the Florida Everglades and were transported to a hospital with non-serious injuries; the FAA is investigating the cause, possibly engine issues.

The Who announces a North American farewell tour starting August 16, with the opening concert in Sunrise, featuring members Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend. Tickets go on sale in May.

A fire at Davie Catholic school caused significant damage to a storage shed and part of the building; no injuries reported. School closed for a day for safety. Cause under investigation.

A Florida appellate court ruled that Miramar residents can sue the city over water treatment policies that allegedly corroded pipes from 2016 to 2022.

John Prince Park hosts the Heart & Paws Celebration on May 17, focusing on pet adoption, family health, and community engagement with free activities.

Davie partners with BCCMA to offer scholarships for students in Public Administration and related fields, with a June 6, 2025 deadline for applications.

A fire in a Miami Gardens home resulted in two fatalities. Initial reports suggest a gas explosion might be the cause. An ongoing investigation is seeking to determine the exact events leading to the tragedy.