Miami-Dade County is ready to celebrate Pride month with a flag-raising ceremony at the Government Center on June 4th, showcasing support for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Miami-Dade County received $13.5 million in federal grants to enhance internet access and digital literacy for residents, supporting community projects and aiming to transform the economy through improved digital infrastructure.

Fresh Start Produce issued a recall for whole cucumbers across 14 states due to potential salmonella contamination, urging consumers not to eat the affected produce.

A fire destroyed Nacional Supermarket in Hialeah on Sunday night. Firefighters worked into the morning, but there were no injuries as the store was closed at the time. The cause is under investigation.

Miami Police and the public search for 60-year-old Carlos Benitez, reported missing in Little Havana and last seen wearing a white shirt and blue pajama pants.

Deerfield Beach's International Fishing Pier is closing for 14-18 months for renovations, including new railings, lighting, and pavilions, after damage from Hurricane Nicole.

A woman was hit by a car at a Pinecrest, Florida intersection and the driver was cited for leaving the scene; the victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

A badly burned body was found by firefighters addressing a brush fire in Pompano Beach, the gender of which could not be identified. Investigations are ongoing to determine the identity and cause.

Four people were found dead in a suspected murder-suicide at a Miami-Dade home, including an 85-year-old and her ex-husband. Authorities are investigating the motive.

The article describes expected weather in Miami, with scattered showers and thunderstorms and highs in the upper 80s, providing relief to drought-stricken areas.

South Florida celebrates Pride Month with a block party in Wilton Manors and a concert in Miami Beach, featuring messages of love and resilience. Jennifer Garner supports the LGBTQ+ community in a PSA.

A woman was found shot dead in a car after a ShotSpotter alert in West Miami, as detectives search for suspects.

John Whalen is set to be sworn in as the new fire chief of the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department on June 28, replacing the retiring Chief Michael McNally.