The Florida Legislature voted to ban fluoride in tap water, a decision opposed by Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, citing health concerns and a disconnect with the medical community's recommendations.

Miami-Dade County officials urge residents to use county-approved building materials to prepare for hurricane season and ensure safety and property resilience.

Deering Estate offers reduced admission on Memorial Day weekend, with tours and a special exhibition. Active duty military and family enjoy free access from May 17 to Labor Day.

Miami-Dade County launches "Sips and Stories," a pop-up café by autistic students at Kendale Lakes Library, supported by Commissioner Gonzalez and Mayor Levine Cava.

Fort Lauderdale Beach will host the 2025 Air Show on May 3-4, with top military and civilian flyers performing from 11:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily. Increased aircraft activity starts April 29.

A former executive was sentenced to 13 months for insider trading, involving the purchase of shares and options in a NASDAQ-listed company that resulted in over $1.6 million in illicit profits.

A Jupiter doctor, Virginia C. Phipps, was charged with allegedly making unauthorized transactions from her employer's business account, causing about $1,033 in losses to Transformations Esthetics & Wellness.

Panthers' Aaron Ekblad suspended for two games for elbowing the Lightning's Brandon Hagel, adding to the Panthers' challenges as they already face a series without Ekblad.

Miami-Dade authorities confiscated over 1,150 pounds of drugs from a boat, arresting two individuals, as part of an interagency operation targeting smuggling.

A teen was stabbed near Hollywood Hills High School; one person was detained by police. The school is coordinating with authorities and the victim's family.

A tuberculosis case at Dillard High School prompts health officials and the school to identify and notify close contacts, ensuring ongoing safety measures and monitoring those at risk.

One man was killed in a Fort Lauderdale shooting early Wednesday; police and ShotSpotter responded and found the victim, who later died at the hospital. The investigation is ongoing and police urge witnesses to come forward.

Thieves stole $30K of kitchen equipment from Feeding South Florida, impacting their educational food programs.