Miami-Dade County initiates Consumer Protection Week (March 2-8) focused on educating residents about consumer rights and fraud prevention, with various events and free resources from the RER Consumer and Neighborhood Protection Division.

Fort Lauderdale residents face detours due to a 16-inch sewer force main break at Cordova Road and SE 15th Street. Road closures are in place as repairs continue. For updates, contact the city at 954-828-8000.

Las Olas Blvd in Fort Lauderdale will undergo asphalt renovations from March 10-28, 2025, nightly from 8 PM to 6 AM, affecting traffic and requiring detours.

United Way Miami celebrated its 100th anniversary with a reception, honoring Jo and John Sumberg with the Tocqueville Award for philanthropy and recognizing other local philanthropists and supportive corporations.

Former U.S. congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart has died at age 70, leaving a legacy of political impact and advocacy.

A truck overturned in Palm Beach County, trapping two people. A multi-agency rescue effort successfully extracted the victims who were then airlifted for treatment.

A diver was hit by a boat propeller near Fort Lauderdale Beach and hospitalized with severe leg injuries, initially mistaken for a shark attack. Witnesses aided him until authorities arrived. The FWC seeks the boat involved.

Two BSO sergeants are on leave during an Internal Affairs investigation for a breach of confidence, following a broader review after a Tamarac triple homicide revealed protocol lapses.

Trump and VP Vance's White House disagreement with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy ended in Zelenskyy's removal and a joint press conference cancellation.

Bill Archer, the beloved owner of Miami's The Big Cheese pizzeria, has died at 71, leaving a legacy of community service and support, especially for the University of Miami.

Boca Raton promotes Jim Zervis to Deputy City Manager/Chief Financial Officer; he has 24 years of experience and the city has a strong record of financial achievements.

The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne announces a $100 million renovation, leading to the temporary layoff of 425 employees.

Jimmy Butler is being sued for allegedly leaving a rented Miami Beach home in disrepair and failing to pay rent, with damages and unpaid rent totaling $387,000.