Attorney General Merrick B. Garland honored over 800 nominees with the Attorney General's Awards, recognizing exceptional service in the Justice Department for both 2022 and 2023, including staff members from the Southern District of Florida.

A water quality advisory was issued for the 93rd Street beach in Surfside due to high levels of bacteria, with health officials advising against swimming until further notice.

South Florida high school students join the Peace Ambassadors Leadership Program by the U.S. Attorney’s Office to become leaders in conflict resolution and community service.

The Life Time Miami Marathon is causing major road closures in Miami, affecting areas from Miami Beach to Coconut Grove. Traffic detours are expected all weekend, especially on Sunday from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is touring Miami, offering Hello Kitty-themed treats and merchandise at various locations, starting at Sawgrass Mills and ending at The Falls.

Palm Beach County's Jewish community receives $1 million from the Tepper Foundation to enhance security against antisemitism.

Florida police say a teenage girl confessed to making up a story about a sexual assault that led to a community-wide hunt for the nonexistent assailant.

A water main break in Boynton Beach, Florida led to a large sinkhole that disrupted traffic and affected local businesses, with repair efforts expected to continue through the weekend.

CareerSource Broward hosted a job fair in Fort Lauderdale with numerous industries present, indicating a shift from tourism to business and innovation in the local economy.

Authorities and the community are intensifying the search for 16-year-old Summer Blauvelt, who has been missing in Northwest Miami-Dade since December 28, 2023.

A service dog named Sharlay, separated from her veteran owner after a car crash, was found by a rescuer and will be reunited with her owner upon her release from the hospital.

Miami Beach begins installation of a unique 3-D printed seawall that provides shoreline defense and supports marine life, with investment from Mark Cuban to boost production.

Tyreek Hill denies reports of divorce despite official Broward County documents indicating he filed for dissolution of his two-month marriage to Keeta Vaccaro.