The eastbound Dolphin Expressway in Miami faces closures for bridge construction, affecting travel from NW 17th Avenue to I-95, with detours in place.

A father in West Palm Beach was charged for leaving his daughter in a hot car while shopping for Mother's Day gifts; the child was rescued by passersby.

High school seniors in Coral Springs were awarded MLK Scholarships for their commitment to Dr. King's values, with a record 23 students receiving part of the $48,000 in funds.

Miami-Dade Animal Services calls for public help with overburdened shelters facing heat and pet overpopulation, urging adoptions and stressing the need for spaying and neutering.

The Miami Police Department is searching for missing 89-year-old Joseph Jackson, last seen in Model City, wearing a black and white striped shirt, black pants, and gray Crocs.

Miami restaurant owner foils robbery by physically confronting the burglar, leading to the suspect's arrest. The incident, caught on camera, occurred at El Jardin Latino Restaurant.

A body was found floating in Miami's Seybold Canal, with the circumstances of the man's death currently unknown. Police are investigating the incident.

Boynton Beach plans a Haitian heritage celebration with a flag-raising and cultural activities including poetry, dance, and free mammograms for women over 35. The event, marking Haitian Flag Day, will also feature Haitian food and entertainment.

Fort Lauderdale's Great American Beach Party on May 25 will lead to road closures on Las Olas Boulevard and additional detours in the vicinity. Drivers are advised to avoid the area or use alternative transportation.

The Jupiter Police Department warns residents about scammers impersonating police and requesting money, clarifying that real officers would never do so.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a human trafficking law raising the working age in adult entertainment to 21, with increased penalties for non-compliance.

Former Deputy Scot Peterson, acquitted of charges from the Parkland school shooting, is suing Broward Sheriff's Office to pay his $250,000 legal fees, arguing Florida law requires it for officers cleared of wrongdoing in the line of duty.

Florida imam and dentist Dr. Fadi Kablawi faces scrutiny for antisemitic sermon remarks, with calls for an investigation into his professional conduct.