A man was critically wounded in a shooting outside a Deerfield Beach hotel; the Broward Sheriff's Office is investigating and seeking public assistance.

Hollywood residents are invited to a community meeting with city officials on May 8 at Stan Goldman Memorial Park for open discussions, as part of the City Commission's initiative to engage citizens.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs HB 549 to increase penalties for retail theft and porch piracy, with harsher charges for organized crime and social media-coordinated thefts.

Construction has resumed on a Fort Lauderdale high-rise after a recent crane collapse caused fatalities and injuries, raising safety concerns among residents.

Pembroke Pines' Water Safety Day on May 4 focuses on fun and education at the pool, featuring activities, demonstrations, and Star Wars-themed festivities.

James Dawkins is charged with first-degree murder after allegedly stabbing Pastor A.D. Lenoir at a Miami-Dade church.

A missing 16-year-old boy, Gab Beniaminov-Biton from North Miami Beach, has been found safe and reunited with his mother; details of his disappearance are scarce.

Four people, including a minor, were shot in Riviera Beach; one is critically stable. Police have no suspects yet, and the community seeks an end to the violence.

Miami is experiencing sunny weather with temperatures near 80°F, possibly reaching into the 90s by Thursday. A dry week is expected, with a chance of isolated showers mid-week and a slight chance of rain with a late-week cold front.

A fight at Martini Bar in Doral's City Place led to a shooting that left a security guard and a gunman dead, injured seven others, including an officer.

Fort Lauderdale partners with Murphy Pipeline Contractors to replace deteriorated water mains using corrosion-resistant HDPE and trenchless technology.

Hector Rodriguez, a Miami-Dade Corrections staff member, dedicates his time to mentoring young men through football, emphasizing life skills and personal development beyond the sport.

Broward County begins drainage system upgrades in Broadview Park to prevent flooding, with construction affecting Peters Road traffic from April 15 until November 2024.