A Miami man pleaded guilty to fraud for securing multiple HELOCs on one property, facing up to 20 years per wire fraud count and 10 years per money laundering count.

The forecast for Miami predicts sunny weather with high temperatures around 84-88°F and minimal rain chances, but a potential increase in showers and thunderstorms early next week.

The Stephen P. Clark Center in Miami is offering driver's license services by appointment, helping residents comply with new TSA REAL ID requirements.

Deerfield Beach is preparing to celebrate its centennial with a gala on June 28, 2025, including networking, dinner, and dancing, with proceeds benefiting local parks.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a statewide ban on fluoride in public water, supported by Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, and set to commence on July 1.

Miami-Dade Solid Waste Management will operate normally on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, with waste and recycling collections unchanged. Administrative offices will close, but disposal facilities remain open.

Miami-Dade Mayor announced winners of a challenge to improve PortMiami's cargo operations, with four firms piloting AI and analytics technologies for efficiency.

Miami-Dade County promotes Fertilizer Awareness Week, restricting nitrogen and phosphorus from May 15 to October 31 to protect Biscayne Bay from nutrient pollution and algal blooms.

Miami International Airport (MIA) was named the Best Airport for Layovers by Global Traveler and also featured in Food & Wine's Top 10 U.S. Airports for Food and Drink. MIA is undergoing a $9 billion modernization to enhance its facilities.

The Palm Beach County Library System will host its first Pride Expo on May 17, 2025, featuring representatives from various organizations to celebrate diversity.

The Palm Beach County Library's "Library to Go" book vending machine is moving to the Westgate Recreation Center, with a ribbon-cutting event on May 12.

A judge denied bond for Damien Allen, accused of planning mass shootings and interacting with a teen school shooter, citing the alarmingly sophisticated nature of his alleged activities and arsenal.

A 67-year-old Jupiter man won $1 million from a $5 scratch-off lottery ticket and chose a $605,016 lump-sum payout. The ticket was bought at Stop N Shop Food in Tequesta, which earned a $2,000 commission.