The North Miami City Council fired City Manager Rasha Cameau despite public support and her credited improvements to the city's finances and staff morale.

An officer's car at The Kabbalah Centre in North Miami Beach was shot at, disabling it with a bullet to the tire; the suspect fled and was later involved in a high-speed collision. No injuries from the shooting were reported.

Coral Springs honored seven local businesses with 2024 Business Excellence Awards during Economic Development Week, recognizing their contributions to the city's economy and community.

A Palm Beach parking officer nicknamed "Too Nice" is charged with human trafficking involving minors, after evidence of sexual encounters and explicit exchanges with two underage girls was found.

Doral Mayor Christi Fraga proposes earlier alcohol sale cutoff and nightclub closures following a fatal shooting, sparking debate over local nightlife economy and public safety.

The Fort Lauderdale Air Show features the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, along with other performers, offering an exciting weekend of aerial displays for attendees.

Two men from Miami-Dade County were arrested for allegedly masterminding a Virginia tobacco warehouse heist and face extradition along with charges including burglary.

Two Miami men were arrested for an alleged armed robbery where Rolex watches were stolen. The incident occurred on April 7, and both suspects are currently in custody. A third suspect remains at large.

A 15-year-old was shot during an apparent robbery in Homestead and airlifted to a trauma center; police are investigating with no suspects currently identified.

Chairman Gilbert's 2024 Safe Summers Initiative is offering funding for summer programs in Miami-Dade's District 1 to keep kids engaged and safe. Applications are due by May 10th.

Senator René García reassures Miami-Dade residents of uninterrupted healthcare services despite Steward Health's Chapter 11 bankruptcy, impacting local hospitals.

Commissioner Kionne McGhee hosts Jazz in the Heights at Zoo Miami on May 11, featuring music, support for small businesses, and local talent. The free event promotes community and economic growth.

Former CEO of Digitex Futures, Adam Todd, pleaded guilty to Bank Secrecy Act violations involving unregistered futures contracts and no anti-money-laundering measures.