Miramar Police retrieved an abandoned, submerged Porsche from a canal in Florida, with the investigation ongoing and the owner being sought for information.

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.

Melinda French Gates resigned from the Gates Foundation, and the gender equality initiative GET Cities she supported is closing down. The closure of GET Cities highlights challenges in diversifying tech.

Miami-Dade County Parks starts turtle nesting season with the 2nd Turtlepalooza at Crandon Park, featuring activities and expert talks for sea turtle conservation.

Olga Torregrossa of Coconut Creek celebrated her 104th birthday with a community parade and visits from friends and family. The centenarian, known for her vitality and active lifestyle, remains a beloved figure in her local community.

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.

Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust initiates new protocols to shield homeless individuals from extreme heat, distributing heat-relief supplies and extending cooling center hours.

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

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue battled a grass fire in Southwest Miami-Dade, resulting in road closures and assistance from the Florida Forest Service. Roads reopened later with no reported injuries.

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

Palm Beach County has designated May as Building Safety Month to highlight the importance of building codes and the work of individuals who enforce them.

Miami-Dade County launched AANHPI Heritage Month celebrations with cultural performances and a proclamation for the theme "Advancing Leaders Through Innovation."

Palm Beach County has received $5.7 million from Florida's Department of Environmental Protection for water reuse projects, including a new reclaimed water pipeline and improvements to the Green Cay Wetlands System.