A Hialeah woman, Yirelys Dominguez, was charged with grand theft for stealing $8,364 worth of meat and seafood from a Florida Keys Publix using stolen credit cards.

Miami is expecting a warm weekend before a significant cold front arrives early next week, leading to a notable cooldown since early March, with morning lows in the 50s by Tuesday.

A dump truck accident on the Florida Turnpike Extension led to two hospitalizations, traffic disruption during rush hour, and a significant cleanup of spilled sand.

A deputy fatally shot a suspected armed shoplifter outside a Walmart in Southwest Miami-Dade; the incident is under investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.

Miami Beach sets to honor military service with a Blue and Gold Star Memorial Marker in Canopy Park, with a dedication ceremony involving local officials and VFW Post 3559.

Miami Beach officials organize a food drive to aid local residents affected by the U.S. government shutdown, slated for Friday, November 7, from 9 to 11 a.m.

Deerfield Beach offers free shredding for residents' confidential papers on November 15th at the Bernard Adams Municipal Complex, with certain guidelines for material preparation. Proof of residency is required.

North Miami supports Caribbean nations, especially Jamaica, through a supply drive after Hurricane Melissa, collecting essentials and emphasizing the importance of solidarity and community generosity.

Three men were arrested for the 2022 murder of rapper Wavy Navy Poo in Miami, where he was shot in his car with passengers, including children, who were unharmed.

Miami-Dade County announced the vacancy of Commission District 5's seat due to Eileen Higgins' resignation to run for mayor. A process to fill the seat is under consideration.

Pembroke Pines offers a household hazardous waste collection on December 6, 2025, for local residents at the wastewater treatment plant, promoting safe disposal and environmental protection.

The BOAPBC won the ICC Chapter Merit Award for building safety and community service, a first in their history, celebrated with a certificate presentation.

Palm Beach County partners with local organizations to address food insecurity, planning a distribution event at John Prince Park for 1,000 households.