West Palm Beach celebrates Small Business Week, encouraging the community to support local businesses and acknowledging their importance to the economy.

A Palm Beach restaurant manager faces 13 charges, including sexual assault of a 16-year-old employee, after her DUI-related crash revealed a pattern of abuse.

Water activities resume in Palm Beach after a sewage spill, with health officials confirming safe water quality in most areas impacted by the spill caused by an AT&T contractor.

Miami faces windy conditions with weather advisories expiring; minimal rain and temperatures in the low 80s expected. Winds will persist into the week with low chances of rain and rising humidity.

The new Wenski Groves affordable housing complex opens in Miami, named after Archbishop Thomas Wenski and aimed at helping those facing economic hardship.

Lauderhill launches Lauderhill Peace 365, an initiative aimed at reducing gun violence through increased policing, community engagement, and conflict resolution training.

A teacher severely injured by a crane collapse in Fort Lauderdale is suing for $50 million, claiming the accident, which killed a worker and injured others, resulted from negligence.

George Gibson, a pioneering Black officer from the Miami-Dade Police Department, celebrated his 99th birthday with honors for his over 40 years of service since 1956.

A Broward Sheriff's Office deputy hit and killed a pedestrian in Pompano Beach; an investigation is underway and the area was closed following the incident.

Fort Lauderdale is replacing old water mains with new HDPE pipes to protect against groundwater and saltwater damage. The project, avoiding full road closures, is expected to be completed by April 2024.

Two children were attacked by adults near a Miami elementary school, with suspects Miller and Washington facing charges including child abuse and robbery.

Breezy conditions with possible light showers are expected in Miami Beach, with winds reaching up to 20 mph. High pressure is creating these winds and advising caution for beachgoers due to high surf and rip currents.

A bus caught fire on I-595 in Broward County, leading to traffic delays. Firefighters extinguished the flames and no injuries were reported. The cause is unknown.