The US Coast Guard offloaded 5,300 pounds of seized drugs worth $14.1 million in Miami, with multinational cooperation playing a key role in the interdictions.

Fort Pierce residents are upset about smells and pests from Miami-Dade's garbage, which is transported by train due to a waste-to-energy incinerator fire. Waste Management is working on solutions, including possibly moving railyard operations.

Miami anticipates a weekend with scattered showers, especially on Sunday, with mild temperatures and moderate winds according to the National Weather Service.

Jacqulin Oneuil is charged with first-degree arson after allegedly setting his family home on fire in Coral Springs, which is suspected to be tied to a mental health crisis.

Miami celebrates 35 years of the ADA, hosting an event with live entertainment and a reflection on disability rights, with services available upon request.

Miami-Dade County is preparing for mosquito season, with Mayor Daniella Levine Cava discussing strategies at a May 7 press conference, emphasizing surveillance and prevention efforts.

Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale is undergoing asphalt improvements by All County Paving. The project, which avoids full road closures, runs nightly from May 4-9 to minimize disruption.

A boat fire in Lauderdale Lakes injured a man, prompting his airlift to a hospital. Firefighters extinguished the flames, which threatened nearby homes. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Florida Legislature passed HB 11 to end water surcharge disparities in Miami Gardens, praised by Commissioner Gilbert for fairness. The bill awaits the governor's signature.

Miami hosts inaugural Faith & Family Festival featuring entertainment, activities, and community services with free entry. Commissioner Gonzalez aims to unite and support residents.

Miami-Dade County opens nominations for its Women's Hall of Fame to honor local influential women's contributions, with submissions accepted from May 1-30.

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.