Palm Beach County's amphitheaters host varied events including bluegrass, a Chicago tribute band, a seafood festival, and a celebration of black culture.

West Palm Beach has increased security at its GreenMarket and Antique & Flea Market with vehicle restrictions and a larger presence of police and K9 units to enhance public safety.

A 93-year-old woman and her daughter escaped a fire in their Miami-Dade home, caused by a space heater malfunction. Firefighters contained the blaze, but the uninsured home is a total loss.

Two businesses in Little Havana were damaged following a late-night dumpster fire that spread to an adjacent building, causing no injuries but requiring closure for a mini market.

Miami's first medical marijuana dispensary, Ayr Wellness, opened after a five-year process, marking a policy shift despite some local officials' concerns.

A Miami Gardens teacher is charged with child abuse for hitting a student with a ruler, a claim supported by a video of the child recounting the incident. Her bond is $5,000.

A fire erupted in the engine room of a 100-foot yacht in Fort Lauderdale, quickly extinguished by firefighters with no injuries reported. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

A student at Fort Pierce Westwood Academy was taken into custody for bringing a handgun to school. No injuries were reported, and the incident is under investigation.

Rep. Brian Mast reintroduces a bill to rename a Port St. Lucie post office in honor of fallen Trooper Zachary Fink.

Miguel Valez, a missing endangered adult from Margate, has been found safe. The community had been mobilized to locate the 75-year-old who was last seen at his residence.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather in Miami, with a weekend of showers, gusty winds, and varying temperatures, while a cold front may cause brief chills and scattered showers.

A woman in Florida was arrested after texting a narcotics investigator by mistake when she attempted to purchase fentanyl, leading to charges including possession of drug paraphernalia.

Students in Miami-Dade County's District 1 can join Commissioner Gilbert's Civil Rights Tour during Spring Break 2025, visiting significant historical sites linked to the civil rights movement.