Miami celebrated its 11th annual Bike305 Bike to Work Day, led by Mayor Levine Cava, with a police-escorted cycling event to promote healthy commuting.

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.

A boat accident near PortMiami left a tourist comatose and injured others, with no fatalities. The cause is under investigation, and legal actions are anticipated.

Miami-Dade County issued a lease termination notice to the Miami Seaquarium for violations, including mistreatment of animals and poor facility conditions. The park must vacate by April 21.

Sunrise, FL received the Complete Streets Community Award for its commitment to safe, inclusive roadways, becoming a leader in Broward County's transit and mobility.

Florida Governor DeSantis deploys 140 state troopers, with 45 in Miami Beach, to reinforce security for the spring break period after last year's violent incidents.

Boca Raton won two awards at the 2024 Safe Streets Summit for efforts in enhancing street safety and accessibility, recognized for community engagement and policy implementation.

The Wellness on Wheels mobile vet clinic in Miami-Dade offers free pet health services in underserved communities, operated by Animal Services and Friends of Miami Animals Foundation.

Water main repair in West Palm Beach causes traffic on Old Okeechobee Rd, with east- and westbound lanes closed and rerouting required. No completion date was given.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in South Florida partners with local entities to provide weekly food assistance to 500 families, distributing essentials like bread and canned goods.

Industry experts gathered at the AWWA Membrane Conference in Palm Beach to discuss water sustainability, with local utilities showcasing their potable water reuse strategies.

Authorities are searching for Drakaar Allen, a 28-year-old missing from Oakland Park, Florida, with the BSO dive team looking in Easterlin Park's lake.

Ken Griffin donates $50 million to the University of Miami's Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, aimed at expanding cancer research and treatment capabilities in South Florida.