A boat named "Deserved Therapy," honoring a boy's fight with leukemia, was stolen in Fort Pierce and seen in Hollywood. The family pleads for its return.

Pembroke Pines police released footage of a theft at La Granja restaurant and are seeking the public's help to identify the two female and one male suspects.

Skyline Chili in South Florida offers "Green Way" spaghetti for St. Patrick's Day, dyeing their pasta green for a festive twist on their classic dishes.

Davie Police Department announces an active assailant drill on March 25, from 10 a.m. to noon at the local Fire and Public Works facility, advising of simulated noise and restricted access.

An elderly man, Jed Martinez, reported missing in Margate, Florida, has been found safe; details of his disappearance and discovery were not disclosed.

PortMiami welcomed CMA CGM Bali, a large container ship, highlighting the port’s capacity for massive vessels and commitment to sustainable maritime practices. The event stresses Miami's role in global trade and environmental considerations.

Miami's Jackson Health System is hosting One Day for Jackson on April 4, encouraging community donations to enhance health care services and facilities.

Broward County introduces a 10-Year Affordable Housing Master Plan to increase budget-friendly homes and allocate over $8 million annually for new units.

The Biden administration has recommended $263.7 million in federal funds for a new Miami-Dade commuter rail service, which includes five new stops and aims to improve connectivity in northeastern Miami-Dade County.

The Miami Hurricanes ended their season with a 10th straight loss, falling to Boston College in the ACC tournament and missing out on NCAA tournament qualification.

Hollywood is launching a lottery for affordable housing at the new Pinnacle 441 development, with applications open from March 15-25 via their website.

Miami Beach officials are reviewing the "Breaking Up with Spring Break" campaign to address spring break disturbances, noting a slight decrease in arrests this year.

Miami's weather remains warm with low humidity, according to NBC Miami. However, humidity is expected to increase slowly over the next few days. Rip current dangers are also present through Thursday.