Broward County will recognize 911 telecommunicators with awards during the 911 National Education Month, honoring Sharon Owens and Sheri White for their service.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will honor former shelter dogs turned therapy dogs on Dog Therapy Appreciation Day, April 11, at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center.

Florida Mango Road is closed between 10th Ave and Forest Hill Blvd, with detours via S. Congress Ave until April 19, 2024, for infrastructure improvements. Local access is maintained.

Palm Beach County won the “Excellence in Transformational Innovation Award” for its Green Cay Phase II water purification project, which will purify reclaimed water into drinking water.

Residents at the Soleil Lake Condominiums in Sweetwater were upset after their cars were towed without notice, despite management claiming they were warned about new parking permit rules.

Miami-Dade County enforces new fines for passing stopped school buses to boost safety, using cameras to catch violators who face a $200 fine after May 8th.

An 11-foot alligator was removed from a farm in Southwest Miami-Dade by wildlife officials and police without injury after being discovered by a property owner alerted by his dogs.

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.

Miramar officials and environmentalists oppose a proposed incinerator near the Everglades, stressing environmental and health risks for the community.

Discover how Hoodline integrates AI tools with traditional reporting to shape the future of local news and investigative journalism. This Letter from the Publisher details Hoodline's journey using AI-assisted journalism to support and expand their team of investigative reporters, in a dual approach that blends innovative technology with skilled human editorial oversight.

Miami-Dade Police are searching for missing 63-year-old Jose Ignacio Jalilo, last seen Tuesday on SW 140th Avenue.

The 305 Second Chance Job & Resource Expo aims to help ex-cons in Miami with job opportunities and various support services on April 18 at the Main Library.

Miami-Dade honors Arthur Lee McDuffie with a historical marker, remembering his life and impact following his death in 1979, which spurred outrage in the city.