A father, son, and a third accomplice were arrested in North Miami for allegedly staging a car crash as part of an insurance fraud scheme, involving policy changes and claims of over $68,000 for suspicious medical expenses.

The Miami Gardens community mourns the death of Rhonda Spencer and Timothy Fordham in a house fire, with an investigation ongoing and relatives addressing rumors about the couple's nephew.

Miami Police arrested Brandon Alexander Cotton from Brickell for having videos of child sexual abuse. Materials were found on his hard drive and uploaded to Dropbox.

Three men were arrested in Doral after stealing over 200 pounds of mail, using a stolen credit card for purchases. A fourth remains at large. The authorities are investigating.

Miami is set for a sunny, hot week with summer-like temperatures, according to the National Weather Service and NBC Miami. No rain is expected in the seven-day forecast.

West Palm Beach's The Commons initiative presents its third edition, featuring local artists in public spaces, along with interactive workshops for community engagement.

The Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce will host the 99th annual Miami Beach Ball gala on May 17, featuring awards, entertainment, and philanthropy. Proceeds support education and healthcare in the community. Tickets are $500 per person.

The Heart & Paws Celebration in Palm Beach County offers pet adoptions, family wellness activities, and various entertainment options at John Prince Park.

Deerfield Beach announces facility closures and service adjustments for Memorial Day, with the Aquatic Center open and solid waste services operating normally.

West Palm Beach is conducting a hurricane recovery drill to prepare for the hurricane season, involving Public Works, Utilities, and the Fire Department, on May 15 between 8-10:30 a.m.

The City of Hollywood has launched the "Hollywood Brag Bench" campaign encouraging people to share why they love the city, with stories to be featured on social media.

The Deering Estate is hosting a screening of "Noah's Ark A Coral Rescue First" on World Oceans Day, followed by a panel discussion with coral experts.

Miami-Dade County officials, including Mayor Levine Cava, are preparing residents for potential hurricanes, floods, and extreme heat with a press conference outlining readiness strategies.