Glades Road Branch Library celebrates its 50th anniversary with a public event featuring activities and guest speakers.

A West Park commissioner is suing the mayor and others, alleging political obstruction and mismanagement of funds, with claims of city meetings being undemocratically cut short.

Packages of marijuana were found in the mangroves of Key Largo, with authorities recovering additional drugs nearby. This incident highlights the ongoing drug smuggling issues in the Florida Keys.

10-year-old Perla Rodriguez-Jandres was found safe after an extensive search in Greenacres. Her disappearance sparked community concern and a thorough search effort.

The upcoming Miami forecast includes sun, storms, high 90s temperatures, and potential afternoon rain, with the National Weather Service predicting a 60% chance of precipitation and Local 10 News warning of possible severe thunderstorms.

Two individuals were arrested and a third identified in North Palm Beach after a mail theft and check fraud incident at a U.S. Post Office that led to a police chase.

A judge has halted expansion and intake at "Alligator Alcatraz," a Florida migrant detention center, due to environmental concerns and ongoing litigation.

A Plantation man was charged for illegally exporting arms components to Russian-linked areas. Maxim Larin faces eight counts including fraud and smuggling. He allegedly mislabeled military items, circumventing U.S. export laws.

Authorities are searching for Stella Mitchell, a 13-year-old missing girl from Pompano Beach, last seen wearing a black hoodie and carrying a backpack.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is intensifying seatbelt law enforcement to improve road safety, with operations from August 25 to September 14, targeting unbuckled drivers.

Deerfield Beach announces its annual free chlorination treatment for water starting September 4, which might affect taste and odor but remains safe for use.

Miami-Dade County Parks and Roxy Theater Group host the 7th Annual Harvest & Wellness Family Festival at Tropical Park on Oct. 25, focusing on inclusivity and community resources.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will host a Biscayne Bay Science Roundtable to discuss the bay's health and conservation on August 27, marking five years since a significant fish kill event.