Federal grants totaling $970 million aim to improve U.S. airports, including Miami International and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International, with significant upgrades and new amenities.

Ana Knezevich, a woman from Fort Lauderdale, has gone missing in Madrid after showing signs of distress and sending strange messages. The search is ongoing with little information on her whereabouts.

Miami Beach announces strict measures for Spring Break, including $100 parking, doubled towing fees, and restricted beach access, to ensure safety and lawfulness.

Broward County's public schools are facing an enrollment crisis, leading to debates on possibly closing under-enrolled schools and consolidating resources.

Miami International Airport handles 460 million flowers for Valentine's Day, with U.S. Customs and Border Protection specialists inspecting for pests and diseases.

Florida's gambling addiction hotline faces a 138% increase in calls following the legalization of sports betting apps, struggling to cope with the surge in help requests.

Florida gas prices have dropped over 10 days to an average of $3.14 per gallon, but an increase is expected soon, with the West Palm Beach-Boca Raton area having the highest prices in the state.

The US seized a Boeing 747 sold by an Iranian airline to a Venezuelan company, citing export control law breaches.

South Florida groups petition for a ceasefire in Gaza after 67 Palestinians died in an Israeli airstrike, delivering concerns to Rep. Wilson's office and discussing the U.S. role in arms provisions.

Miami-Dade Animal Services hosts a pet adoption event with waived fees for dogs over four months old, aiming to find forever homes and address overpopulation.

A Florida pest control employee cited for misusing bird poison defends his actions as unintentional, with his employer supporting his expertise and character amid an investigation.

Nancy Ancrum, the former Editorial Page Editor of the Miami Herald, passed away at 67 shortly after retiring. She had battled multiple myeloma and was known for her leadership and integrity.

Lubby Navarro, a former Miami-Dade School Board member, has entered a not guilty plea to corruption charges. Accusations involve improperly funneling school district funds for personal use.