Spring breakers are flocking to Fort Lauderdale due to Miami Beach's crackdown on partying, leading to increased festivities and police presence in the alternative destination.

Postal workers nationwide protest against President Trump's USPS reform proposals, fearing job cuts, service slowdowns, and privatization that could compromise mail accessibility and reliability.

A water main break in Fort Lauderdale caused road closures and repair efforts, while authorities advised motorists to avoid the area and watch for updates, including a possible boil water order.

Palm Beach County launched an online portal for building associations to ensure compliance with state-mandated safety inspections, with penalties for non-compliance.

South Florida police dispersed a large gathering on Sunny Isles Beach during spring break due to the event not having a permit. Miami Beach, with stricter rules, remained relatively quiet.

The Palm Beach International Boat Show in West Palm Beach leads to increased traffic; local police remove obstacles and direct flow to manage congestion for the estimated 35,000 attendees.

UltraViolet, a women's rights group, has posted "Unwanted in Miami" posters about Andrew and Tristan Tate, linked to their international legal troubles, challenging their presence in Miami.

Koda, a 13-year-old cheetah at Zoo Miami, received a clean bill of health after a comprehensive checkup including an ultrasound, dental work, and blood tests.

Keylin Escobar, a 13-year-old from Little Havana, was found safe after being reported missing. Details of her disappearance and recovery are still emerging.

Pitch Fest 2025 in Miami celebrated women's entrepreneurship with Black female winners during Women's History Month, as part of MDEAT's efforts to boost local small businesses.

The Lake Worth Inlet in Palm Beach County is closed for repairs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. due to dredging pipeline issues, impacting boating travel plans.

Miami-Dade County Commission approves an initiative to co-name several local streets after hit songs and artists, integrating cultural identity into Liberty City's 18th Avenue as part of an economic revitalization project.

Boca Raton City Council approves a development project for downtown, featuring new city hall and amenities despite some local concerns about loss of recreation spaces.