Westbound Las Olas Blvd in Fort Lauderdale will be closed on May 7 from 6:30 AM to 1:00 PM for film production. Drivers should seek alternative routes.

Pembroke Pines announces a free "Savor the Sounds" concert on May 18 featuring Magic MoJo Ike & Lady Val and artist Sara Bartra, with food trucks and drinks available.

The Pembroke Pines Charter School Foundation extended their raffle for a 4-year Florida Prepaid College Plan scholarship until May 14. Tickets are $100, with the draw on May 21, available to Florida residents up to age 21.

Zoo Miami's gorillas Shango and Barney are moving to Brookfield Zoo, Chicago, after undergoing medical checks ensuring their health for the transition.

Miami renamed a street "Luther Campbell Way" to honor the local music icon and community advocate, emphasizing his influence, free speech defense, and contributions to the city.

Palm Beach County installs a life-saving ring buoy station at South Inlet Park to honor Aden Perry, who died trying to save a driver from a lake in 2022.

Palm Beach County's Burt Aaronson Park introduces new bocce ball courts, with the ribbon-cutting event scheduled for May 14. The courts feature nearby amenities and improved access.

I-95 in Palm Beach County is undergoing improvement projects, causing lane closures around Belvedere Road, PGA Boulevard, and Indiantown Road, with anticipated completion dates extending through 2025.

A man was fatally stabbed in Lake Worth Beach, FL, and suspect Adam Marshall was arrested for Second Degree Murder. The PBSO is investigating the case.

Nearly 67,000 residents left Miami-Dade County between 2023-2024 due to high living costs and urban pressures, although international migration caused the population to grow.

Forever 21 closes all its U.S. stores amid financial struggles and competition from e-commerce rivals like Shein, while its international stores remain open.

A 25-year-old man was arrested in Key West for shooting two people; one victim was airlifted in critical condition. The suspect is in custody with charges pending.

Two Miami fires displaced families; one in an apartment near NE 60th St and Second Ave, the other in Little Haiti. No injuries were reported; causes under investigation.