Deerfield Beach announces the spring return of its Adult Coed Softball League, with games on Fridays and a playoff season culminating in a trophy and t-shirts. Registration is open until March 15.

The 5th Annual Glow to Thrive After Dark 5K and Wellness Festival, hosted by Miami-Dade County's Mayor, features a night run, live DJ, kids zone, and food trucks on March 6 at Tropical Park.

The Deering Estate Foundation honored its 2025 Champion Partners with awards for their contributions to preservation and enhancement efforts, including professionals in restoration, banking, art, community service, and volunteerism.

Miami Mayor Levine Cava forms MIA Forward Flight Team to improve airport operations and passenger experience, coinciding with a $9 billion infrastructure modernization plan.

Mayor Keith A. James outlined his vision for West Palm Beach’s future, focusing on community strength and economic development in his State of the City Address.

Fort Lauderdale's "Friday Dining in the Streets" event will close NE 33rd Street's eastbound lanes to vehicles every Friday evening from February 6 to April 24, from 5 p.m. to midnight.

Fort Lauderdale city crews successfully repaired a water leak on E. Commercial Boulevard overnight, causing temporary lane closures and minor traffic disruptions.

Wellington, Florida, prepares for the 17th Annual Great Charity Challenge, an event featuring show jumping and fundraising $2 million for local nonprofits.

An 81-year-old woman died after a garbage truck struck her; the driver was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. The incident is under investigation.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for David Valenzuela, a missing 32-year-old from Pompano Beach with mental illness. He was last seen wearing a black hoodie, jeans, and shoes. Public assistance is sought.

Fort Pierce reports 11 cases of Canine Parvovirus, advising pet owners to vaccinate and follow prevention tips.

Florida lab owner pleads guilty to a $52M Medicare fraud for unnecessary genetic testing, involving bribes and deceptive telemarketing, facing forfeiture and potential prison time.

Florida's state university system is temporarily halting hiring foreign workers via H-1B visas, with potential impacts on innovation and the hiring of specialized staff like those in medicine and STEM. Critics fear it will harm competitiveness.