The Eco Golf Course in Hollywood will be partially closed from May 5th to mid-July for construction of a new pump station to meet Florida's environmental laws.

The Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics celebrates 15 years of promoting governmental integrity and providing guidance to over 10,000 officials and employees.

A Palm Beach County school district employee, Norman Riemer, faces five counts of child molestation. The district is terminating his employment, and he remains jailed without bond. His connection to a principal has also been noted.

Florida leads U.S. states in supporting Trump's increased deportation efforts, with local law enforcement agencies actively cooperating with federal immigration authorities.

The Florida Legislature voted to ban fluoride in tap water, a decision opposed by Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, citing health concerns and a disconnect with the medical community's recommendations.

Fort Lauderdale Beach will host the 2025 Air Show on May 3-4, with top military and civilian flyers performing from 11:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily. Increased aircraft activity starts April 29.

A teen was stabbed near Hollywood Hills High School; one person was detained by police. The school is coordinating with authorities and the victim's family.

A tuberculosis case at Dillard High School prompts health officials and the school to identify and notify close contacts, ensuring ongoing safety measures and monitoring those at risk.

A 4-year-old child was hospitalized after being shot in Central Broward County; non-life-threatening injuries were reported, with no arrests made yet.

Miami Beach officials oppose a state bill that could allow high-rise towers to replace historic Art Deco buildings, fearing a loss of the city's character.

Christopher James Turk was arrested for video voyeurism in a Parkland coffee shop after staff found his phone hidden in the bathroom, recording patrons; he monitored it via Apple Watch.

Miramar hosts a job fair with top employers, offering diverse jobs and resources like free professional headshots. The event supports all job seekers, including veterans and those with special needs.

Accused of his wife's murder in Spain, Florida businessman David Knezevich has died in prison, as confirmed by 7News, with his death deemed a suicide by his attorney.