Haitian businessman and former presidential candidate Pierre Réginald Boulos was arrested in Miami for undisclosed reasons related to destabilizing activities in Haiti.

Two cyclists were involved in separate traffic accidents in Miami-Dade; one was airlifted to hospital after a collision, the other, hit by a Corvette, incurred minor injuries and urges the driver to come forward.

Authorities seek the public's assistance in locating Summer Leo, last seen at a Target in Fort Lauderdale, and Timothy Bowman, associated with a white BMW bearing Florida plate AH34SK.

The report criticizes Florida immigration detention centers for deplorable conditions, citing overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, and medical neglect, with ICE yet to respond.

Xavier Suarez, former Miami mayor, announces a new run for office amidst a judge's decision disallowing the postponement of the city's elections until 2026.

A postal worker was hospitalized after a stabbing in Biscayne Park and is expected to recover; the suspect is in custody. Local residents expressed shock due to the neighborhood's typically safe reputation.

Broward County Animal Care suspends the intake of stray cats due to an outbreak of feline panleukopenia, implementing protective measures and calling for community adoptions.

The forecast in Miami indicates a few stormy days ahead with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, potentially affecting commutes, followed by clearer skies and hot temperatures towards the weekend.

A judge ruled Miami cannot delay its 2025 election without voter approval, claiming the move is unconstitutional.

A man was arrested at Miami International Airport for falsely claiming to have a bomb in his luggage, resulting in a serious security response. No bomb was found and he was apprehended, with a bond set at $2,500 for the false threat.

Margate welcomes a new Smoothie King franchise, offering a variety of healthy drinks, established by two university friends and supported by local officials.

Jupiter is considering raising water rates by 3% and stormwater fees by 7% due to increased operational costs and the need for infrastructure updates.

Former NFL player and Coral Springs Officer Andrae Kirk authored a children's book "Officer Friendly" to promote positive police perceptions and read it at the local museum's Family Day.