Lake Worth Beach's Osborne Community Center reopens after $266,814 renovation with ADA improvements and new amenities.

A shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade resulted in one death and another critically injured; suspects Andrew Riley and John Lockley were charged with murder.

Antonio "Tony" Araujo is confirmed as West Palm Beach's new Police Chief, following his interim role and a 43-year spanning career. He's implementing reforms to improve accountability and community trust.

Palm Beach International Airport increased parking fees across various options, marking the first rate hike since 2009, with plans to introduce valet parking service.

A Palm Beach County substitute teacher was arrested on child pornography charges after being flagged for uploading illegal material. He downplayed the content's nature and faces ten counts of possession.

Joseph Ignacio Silva was arrested in Key West for attempted murder after charging at police with a knife and causing a standoff. He was on probation and has a history of arrests. No injuries were reported.

Two individuals were detained for brandishing a firearm at a vehicle in Miami Gardens, with deputies not considering the incident as road rage but a potential acquaintance dispute. No injuries were reported.

An altercation in a Miramar Walgreens led to a shooting, with one person critically injured and a suspect in custody. Police are investigating the incident.

Tamarac hosts its annual One Tamarac Multicultural Festival with international cuisine, performances, and a kids' zone, starting at 4 p.m. at the Tamarac Sports Complex.

Fort Lauderdale Police investigate an early morning shooting on Broward Boulevard after two men with gunshot wounds arrived at a hospital. No suspects or motives have been disclosed.

A 16-year-old boy died in Lake Worth due to a gunshot wound caused by several juveniles mishandling a firearm; a juvenile faces second-degree murder charges.

A house fire in Deerfield Beach resulted in one death and one injury, with firefighters extinguishing the blaze that has now led to a criminal investigation.

Residents of Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park are vacating due to redevelopment, with some receiving incentives to leave. A lawsuit alleges inadequate notice and consideration for relocation. Some residents protest the evictions as demolition begins.