Coral Springs honored six volunteers with the Lynne Johnson Award for their significant contribution to the community, covering diverse areas from youth art education to environmental initiatives.

The Norwegian Aqua, a new cruise ship from Norwegian Cruise Line, sets sail from PortMiami with 4,000 passengers, offering numerous onboard activities including a hybrid roller coaster waterslide.

A Port St. Lucie woman, Kelly Marie McKisset, faces organized fraud and grand theft charges for unauthorized purchases made with her employer's credit cards, amounting to $75,000.

Hallandale High School was evacuated due to a non-credible bomb threat; no injuries were reported, and the all-clear was given after a thorough search.

Pompano Beach officials invite the community to the National Day of Prayer on May 1st at City Hall, led by Mayor Rex Hardin, focusing on unity and reflection.

Miami-Dade County announced the start of site work for the Coconut Grove Playhouse restoration, aiming for a 2027 completion by its centennial anniversary.

Palm Beach County is organizing community workshops with municipalities to address flooding and sea level rise, aiming for climate resilience and infrastructure grants.

The Miami Dolphins and GM Chris Grier are exploring trade options for All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey and discussing potential replacements and team strategy.

The Donatella Boutique Hotel and Restaurant, bringing luxury and Italian cuisine to Miami Beach, is set to open near the former Versace Mansion in May.

A Greenacres housekeeper was arrested for stealing from a 100-year-old in Palm Beach, with evidence including video and texts leading to her admitting the theft.

Hialeah firefighters battled flames on a commercial building's roof and at an empty warehouse. No casualties were reported, with the cause of both fires under investigation.

Actor William Levy was arrested in Broward County, Florida, on disorderly intoxication and trespassing charges with a total bond of $500 set for his release.

Residents on Taft Street in Hollywood must boil water due to a main line repair, as per the City's directive for safety until tests confirm potability.