The City of Miami was listed on the CDP's 2024 A-List for its effective climate action and environmental efforts, marking it as a leader in sustainability.

AIMA Business and Medical Support, LLC is accused of fraudulent Medicare billing for unnecessary genetic tests, amounting to over $15 million, as per the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida.

Three South Florida men convicted in a murder-for-hire plot related to a business dispute await life sentence.

Pembroke Pines Fire and Rescue teams up with Memorial Healthcare System for a health event on June 21, offering free resources, safety training, and activities.

Fort Lauderdale's Sunrise Boulevard will undergo a $55.4 million upgrade to improve safety and traffic flow, including wider ramps, new paths, and better lighting. The project lasts from 2023 until early 2029 with community updates provided.

Coral Springs won multiple Telly Awards for their original videos, earning recognition for their creative excellence in a field of over 13,000 global entries.

The Broward Sheriff's Office fired a probationary deputy and suspended several others after a triple homicide in Tamarac, citing breaches of protocol and neglect of duty.

Firefighters in Port St. Lucie responded to a fire at South East Pools and Spas, keeping it away from a nearby fireworks store. Two were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Davie Police are searching for 30-year-old Hunter Raymond Gutierrez, reported missing and endangered due to mental health issues, last seen wearing red shorts and a gray T-shirt.

President Trump pardoned two Florida divers, Mansell and Moore, who were convicted of theft for freeing sharks and a grouper from a licensed longline. Their rights have now been restored.

The Miami District 4 election features high tensions between political families, with candidates Ralph Rosado and Jose Regalado vying to succeed Commissioner Reyes.

A mural honoring African-American history in Miami's Dorsey Park was vandalized with racist and antisemitic graffiti, prompting a police hate crime investigation.

Miami is facing heavy rain and possible flooding, with the National Weather Service predicting 1-2 inches of rain and thunderstorms, and a flood watch in effect until Wednesday.