Doral and Hollywood, Florida, are introducing speed cameras in school zones to enhance safety, with fines starting September 14 in Doral after an initial warning period. Some residents question the enforcement hours, while others support the measure.

Deputies at Palm Beach International Airport arrested Michael Rodrigues after finding a loaded AR-15, knives, and cocaine in his car in a restricted area. Charges include trespassing and firearm possession by a felon.

A girl was grazed by a stray bullet while sleeping at home in Northwest Miami-Dade; minor injuries were reported, and local authorities are investigating.

Miami faces extreme heat and scattered thunderstorms, with a heat advisory in effect and temperatures in the low-90s. The potential for showers and thunderstorms increases, and tropical storm activity is being monitored.

Firefighters responded to a roof collapse at a Miami building, with all occupants accounted for and no injuries reported. K-9 units helped search the debris.

Florida's DOGE is scrutinizing Miami-Dade County's finances, prompting Mayor Levine Cava to emphasize her commitment to transparency and fiscal accountability, while cautioning against state overreach and political theater.

Two young men, Kevin Ramirez and Cristian Rolando Contreras, were shot and killed in a Hialeah apartment. The police are investigating but have no suspects yet.

Delray Beach announces its first Creative Arts & Culture Fest with free entry, live performances, art activities, and an ice cream truck at Old School Square.

Tamarac, FL, wins the Service Delivery Improvement Award at the 2025 Mayors Municipal Innovation Awards for its Transforming Municipal Service Delivery project.

Karen Shovali has been named the 2024 Civilian of the Year by the Margate Police Department for her commitment to police accountability and transparency.

The Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department won the NACo 2025 Achievement Award for its program aiding the unsheltered and enforcing a no-sleeping rule in parks.

Fort Lauderdale is repairing a leaking water main on W. Broward Blvd., with overnight roadwork starting at 8 p.m. on August 5, aiming for completion by 5 a.m. on August 6. Traffic will be impacted with lane closures.

A mother in Miami Gardens was arrested for child neglect when police, after responding to a potential altercation, found her nine children living in squalid conditions, with poor hygiene and a lack of food.