Miami-Dade honors Arthur Lee McDuffie with a historical marker, remembering his life and impact following his death in 1979, which spurred outrage in the city.

Construction has resumed on a Fort Lauderdale high-rise after a recent crane collapse caused fatalities and injuries, raising safety concerns among residents.

Transgender male Latoya Arnold died after being shot in Hallandale Beach; authorities do not suspect a hate crime and are searching for a female known to the victim.

A Miami-Dade school IT worker, Martin Zaretsky, was arrested on charges of child molestation and offenses against students, sparking concerns of potential additional victims.

Sidney Flerme of Boynton Beach received a 220-month federal prison sentence for fentanyl distribution and firearm possession.

Miami experiences breezy conditions with highs near 79°F, gusts up to 22 mph, and a slight evening temperature drop. Beach hazards and humidity are noted, with a warm-up expected later in the week.

A 14-year-old boy died following a minibike crash in Fort Pierce, Florida, after the minibike he was on didn't stop at a sign.

West Palm Beach announces a SunFest pre-celebration event featuring country star David Michael & The Tequila Cowboys. The event will take place on April 11, with music, food, drinks, and chances to win festival tickets.

West Palm Beach hires Roadway Asset Services to inventory city roads and right-of-way assets using high-tech equipment for better management and budgeting.

Delray Beach Police receive nearly $1M to bolster their Real-Time Crime Center, including a License Plate Reader Program, aimed at reducing gun violence and property crimes.

A University of Florida student was arrested for allegedly stabbing and killing his mother, claiming she irritated him. The victim, a second-grade teacher, was attacked at a family event in Frostproof, Florida.

A dog named Hunter was found with severe injuries in South Florida, with a suspected machete attack being the cause._recovery efforts and investigation are ongoing.

Pembroke Pines' Water Safety Day on May 4 focuses on fun and education at the pool, featuring activities, demonstrations, and Star Wars-themed festivities.