The NW 22nd Avenue Bridge in Miami-Dade is undergoing repairs by the DTPW; commuters are adjusting their routes. Initial repairs should finish in four weeks, with further closures to follow.

A bicyclist died after a collision with a vehicle in Palmetto Bay, Miami. The road was closed for investigation, and no identities or arrests have been announced.

Seven Broward Sheriff's deputies were put on leave after a triple homicide and a child abduction in Tamarac, with an internal probe into the BSO's response.

March at Mounts Botanical Garden features classes, events, and exhibits, including "RIBBIT THE EXHIBIT II" with 18 frog sculptures and various eco-conscious activities.

A J.P. Taravella High School teacher was arrested for alleged sexual misconduct with a student. The teacher, Lem McKinney, sent inappropriate messages and has been reassigned from the school.

Miami's forecast includes warm weather with temperatures above average, cooling later in the week with a chance of showers by Sunday, and mixed conditions into the following week.

Protestors gathered in Miami on Presidents' Day, opposing Trump's executive actions and Elon Musk's influence, voicing concerns on various political issues as part of nationwide 50501 protests.

A 270-pound loggerhead sea turtle named Luna Diana was successfully released back into the ocean after a full recovery at the Turtle Hospital following a boat-strike injury.

A 16-year-old girl was hospitalized after a shooting in Fort Lauderdale, with police sweeping the area for the suspect. No arrests have been made yet.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis indicates support for abolishing property taxes in Florida, recognizing the need for a constitutional amendment and voter approval.

Joseph McCreesh was arrested for a road rage incident in Delray Beach, where he attacked another driver with a club, leading to charges including aggravated assault.

Two foreign nationals face federal charges in Miami for smuggling 20 people by boat to Florida, including failure to heave to and encouraging illegal entry into the US.

Broward Health hospitals to resume elective procedures after resolving an anesthesia staffing issue caused by anesthesiologist walkouts over unpaid wages.