Florida Atlantic University's Police is considering a partnership with ICE, facing backlash from its diverse student community and raising concerns over campus safety and inclusion.

The Tortuga Music Festival is expected to attract 20,000 daily visitors to Fort Lauderdale Beach for a lineup including Keith Urban and Luke Combs, with security and transportation advice issued. Proceeds will support environmental efforts.

Two men were injured in a Miami shooting, with one critically hurt and taken to the hospital; motives and suspects remain unknown as police investigate.

President Trump's Miami visit could cause traffic delays due to his landing and an event at his Doral resort. Possible disruptions are expected near the venue and Mar-a-Lago. His involvement in the LIV Golf Pro-Am event remains unconfirmed.

Jorge Zubigaray, 24, was arrested for attempted murder and robbery after assaulting a man, Carlos Mena, over a shoe dispute in Doral, resulting in Mena's critical injury.

Travis T. Mack will keynote the "Next L'Evolution!" themed 2025 Broward & Beyond Business Conference, focusing on growth for local businesses, with the City of Fort Lauderdale as the Signature Sponsor.

A housekeeper was sexually assaulted while cleaning an Airbnb in Fort Lauderdale, leading to questions about Airbnb's safety measures and resulting in the property's suspension and a lawsuit against Airbnb.

Broward County middle school custodian Jaime Rivas was arrested on charges of possessing and uploading child pornography, with over 100 illicit images/videos discovered. He faces multiple charges and restrictions including a bond and GPS monitoring.

Gabriel Martinez, 34, has been arrested for animal cruelty after allegedly beating his roommate's dog, Gypsy, with a trailer hitch in Boca Raton. The dog sustained severe injuries, including broken bones and internal bruising. Martinez faces charges of aggravated animal cruelty.

Eileen Higgins enters Miami mayoral race, aiming to bring her experience in public service, affordable housing, and public transit to the city's leadership.

Authorities responded to a hazmat situation at Whispering Pines School in Miramar after a student brought pills causing illness; no hospitalization was necessary, and the substances were found to be non-hazardous.

Sunrise, FL is temporarily switching its water disinfection from monochloramine to chlorine from April 28 to May 26, which may affect water taste and color.

Miami-Dade's CAHSD department retains its accreditation from the Council on Accreditation, underscoring its commitment to high-quality social services.