After local and state heat protections stalled, South Florida nursery workers launched Planting Justice and are asking major retailers to sign legally binding safety contracts. The effort targets water, shaded breaks and paid rest for year‑round growers.

Groove to the rhythm of the bay as Latin jazz legend Tito Puente, Jr. and soulful saxophonist Gerald Albright take the stage for a sunset concert at Legion Park. It’s the ultimate community blend of smooth melodies and vibrant cultural beats in the heart of Miami.

Coral Springs launched a "Rumor Has It" webpage to combat misinformation, allowing citizens to access facts and submit rumors for clarification, fostering transparency and trust.

Fuel and power shortages in Cuba are disrupting flights, hospitals and hotels across the island. The squeeze is stranding tourists and straining care.

The City of Miami has reopened its Senior Rental Assistance Program through Feb. 20, offering up to $500 a month for qualifying renters 62+. Demand is expected to outpace limited funds.

Two Fantasy 5 tickets matched Monday’s evening draw — one in Port St. Lucie and one in historic Micanopy — each worth about $53,429.

Ike’s Food Center is the last mom‑and‑pop grocery in West Coconut Grove, holding onto its role as a neighborhood hub amid rapid change.

Concrete and rebar from Champlain Towers South were returned to Surfside and will be used in a memorial promenade honoring the 98 victims. The town is now soliciting construction bids with material stored at Veterans Park.

Stuart secures a $2.6 million settlement from DuPont for water contamination by "forever chemicals," aiming to use the funds for PFAS cleanup and water protection.

Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis invites Miami Springs residents to discuss local concerns at a "Heart to Heart: Cafecito & Conversation" event at Twice As Sweet bakery.

PortMiami collaborates with Ashdod Port for an Innovation Day event focused on the future of maritime operations.

Three dogs at Broward Animal Care, Tammy, Truffle, and Ding Dong, are at risk of euthanasia if not adopted; one has deteriorated, as the shelter seeks urgent homes for them.

Human rights groups warn travelers about potential risks to their rights and safety in Florida ahead of the 2026 World Cup, highlighting concerns over increased immigration enforcement.