The United Way Miami's 23rd Annual Women United Breakfast in Coral Gables raised over $365,000 for community initiatives, highlighting female philanthropy and empowerment.

Miami commissioners approve a new voting map following a judge's ruling against the previous map for racial gerrymandering; legal fees settle at $1.6 million.

The article describes the sunny and warm weather forecast for Miami, with temperatures reaching the low 90s and low chances of rain until mid-next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Gabriel Martinez, 20, was arrested and faced a judge for multiple charges after fleeing from a stolen vehicle and leading police on a chase in West Broward. His bond was set at $28,500.

Miami will host the World Baseball Classic title game again in March 2026 at loanDepot park, with the city previously hosting a memorable event in 2023.

Dwyane Wade launched Translatable, an online community supporting transgender youth, receiving praise and additional funding from The Elevate Prize Foundation.

Sean Kingston's mother was arrested amid a raid on his leased mansion over unpaid merchandise claims; she faces multiple fraud and theft charges. Kingston, on probation for another charge, wasn't home during the raid.

Authorities are searching for Kassidy Munster, 29, reported missing and endangered in Palm Beach Gardens, with concerns for her safety due to mental health issues.

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport prepares for over 630,000 passengers during Memorial Day weekend with increased parking options and recommends extra time for parking and utilizing drop-offs.

Miami-Dade Department of Transportation announces Memorial Day weekend schedule with reduced service and closure of county offices, but regular service for Special Transportation Services.

Miami-Dade County advises visitors to plan ahead for crowded parks, marinas, and beaches, use the Pay-by-Phone app for parking, and observe safety and facility rules during Memorial Day Weekend.

Miami-Dade Mayor Levine Cava is set to discuss hurricane preparedness at a press conference, focusing on safety steps before the season starts on June 1.

Recruit Class 154 of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is set to graduate and become probationary firefighters, with a ceremony acknowledging their hard work and commitment to serving the community.