Fort Lauderdale prepares for St. Patrick's Day events, warning of significant road closures and traffic delays around the parade and festival areas on March 15-16.

Manley Vanel Neptune faces up to 30 years for alleged bank fraud conspiracy, on top of existing identity theft charges, after attempting to launder over $2.1 million from the U.S. Treasury.

The Schwartz family is suing Eternal Light Memorial Gardens for selling their grave space twice, breaching the family's desire to rest together eternally.

Miami is preparing for a warm weekend with the possibility of tying a temperature record, experiencing humid conditions, and anticipating a cold front that may bring slight relief for the new week.

The Jupiter Irish Fest in Florida features Irish food, dance, music including a U2 tribute band, and activities for kids. Proceeds benefit local causes such as the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund.

Miami's Metromover will be closed this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. due to construction at the Miami Tower. A free bus shuttle will replace the service during this period.

Miami Beach officials have implemented strict security measures, including parking restrictions, to manage spring break crowds, with mixed reactions from tourists and local business owners.

Miami's "Potholepalooza" project, extending through April 14, 2024, aims to fix potholes and enhance road safety in districts 3 and 7 with public involvement.

Darvin Pinales, 25, from West Boca Raton, was arrested and charged with multiple felonies following a carjacking incident, including using a firearm and evading police.

Haywood Highsmith of the Miami Heat was involved in a car crash that severely injured a man, who is now suing. Highsmith was cited for careless driving but denies speeding or DUI.

Florida lawmakers passed a bill limiting hemp-based products with THC, which now awaits Governor DeSantis' decision. The measure aims to close a loophole from 2019 and may affect businesses and consumers of these products.

Ex-Broward Sheriff's deputy, Stephanie Smith, was convicted of wire fraud for abusing COVID-19 relief funds, potentially facing a lengthy prison sentence.

Ex-Army officer Edgar Ali Cerda sentenced to 42 months for child porn possession; law enforcement found explicit content of children, some under 12. The case was part of Project Safe Childhood, a DOJ initiative against child exploitation.