Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo Cleared of Criminal Charges, Still Faces Legal Battles and Potential Mayoral Run
Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo has been cleared of criminal wrongdoing by the Broward State Attorney’s Office in a public corruption investigation involving stalking and harassment allegations.
Miami to Revel in Sunny Easter Weekend with Low Humidity and Steady Breezes
Miami forecast predicts sunny skies, low 80s temperatures, and steady eastern breezes, with low humidity and minimal rain chances for the Easter weekend. Beachgoers are advised of high risk due to persistent breezes.
Tequesta Sergeant Accused of DUI in Jupiter, Police Department Initiates Internal Review
Tequesta Police Sergeant Raymond Korkowski was arrested for DUI after an illegal U-turn and erratic driving. He refused a sobriety test and a breathalyzer; beer cans were found in his truck. He's on leave pending an investigation.
Wellington High School Resumes Normal Operations After Limited Movement Due to On-Campus Investigation
Wellington High School operated with limited movement due to an investigation by School Police, with all later given the all clear. No lockdown occurred and the nature of the situation investigated was undisclosed.
Miami Sets June 3 for Special Election to Fill Late Commissioner Manolo Reyes’ District 4 Seat
Miami schedules a special election for June 3 to fill Commissioner Manolo Reyes' seat following his death, opting against an interim appointment. Reyes, known for his community-focused governance, represented District 4.
Miami Celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, Honors Dedication of 911 Dispatchers
Miami is observing National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring 911 dispatchers who manage 300 calls per shift and receive certification to handle emergencies, including the support of Miami Fire Rescue operations.












