A crash in West Palm Beach caused southbound lane closures, traffic delays, and downed power lines at Jog Rd. and Okeechobee Blvd. No injuries were reported.

Thieves smashed into a Wilton Manors smoke shop, stealing $1,500 worth of goods in a rapid 15-second burglary. The store owner is upset following the break-in. Police are seeking information.

Hollywood and Ocean Rescue Alliance International are developing a snorkel-friendly artificial reef, "Guardians of the Reef," to promote reef restoration and ecotourism.

A Lyft driver was arrested for false imprisonment and stalking of a Starbucks employee in Homestead after taking her on a detour and demanding her phone.

Miami-Dade's waste services will operate as usual on Memorial Day, without any changes to collection or landfill operations, despite administrative offices being closed.

The US Coast Guard rescued 11 migrants after their disabled boat was hit by a good Samaritan vessel near Port Everglades; three were later investigated by Homeland Security.

Colombian national Kenny Julieth Uribe Chiran was sentenced to over 20 years for conspiring to kidnap U.S. soldiers in Colombia, highlighting the risks faced by military personnel overseas.

Miami is expecting a 50% chance of afternoon thunderstorms with potential gusty winds, hail, and lightning. The weekend may bring dry conditions, particularly on Sunday and Monday.

The 1975 cold case of the murders of two teenage girls in Broward has been solved; the deceased suspects Robert Keebler and Lawrence Stein were identified through DNA and new witness evidence.

A man was stabbed in Fort Pierce over a money dispute; Jermie Jay Gaines, 41, was charged after video evidence contradicted his denial of the assault.

Coral Springs is hosting an Affordable Housing Forum on June 5, 2025, at City Hall, focusing on assisting first-time homebuyers, especially community servants.

A Margate SWAT operation involved a warrant service with law enforcement using robot dogs. Two persons were detained without public threat. Details remain limited.

Dan Guisinger, with a background in aerospace engineering and community service, joins Jupiter Town Council, bringing extensive professional and local experience to District 1.