Fort Lauderdale has launched an emergency seawall replacement project on Bayview Drive to be completed by May 2025, without expected road closures, but with potential waterway restrictions.

Healthcare leaders will address antisemitism in the medical sector at an event in Miami Beach, following reports of discrimination towards Jewish individuals in healthcare.

Palm Tran revenue supervisor Dario Zurita was arrested for grand theft after allegedly stealing from the company vault and being caught on surveillance footage.

Authorities are intensifying the search for 12-year-old Kimberlie Appolon, last seen at Margate Middle School and considered an endangered missing juvenile.

Miami's weekend weather includes mostly sunny skies, highs of 82°F, and light showers possible at night. The risk of rip currents is high today but will decrease. The upcoming week will bring stable, dry conditions with temperatures around 82°F.

The Salvation Army in Broward County faces a critical shortage in its food pantry due to federal spending cuts and is urgently seeking community support.

In West Palm Beach, Ralph Delligatti is accused of stabbing his brother and unintentionally slashing a stranger’s car tire.

A BSO deputy was honored for saving lives following a deadly helicopter crash into an apartment in Pompano Beach, as bodycam footage revealed his heroics during the incident.

The newly renovated Miami-Dade DMV office has opened with a promise of improved services and upcoming Saturday hours, aimed at reducing long wait times and making government services more accessible.

Homestead is hosting its 12th Annual Military Appreciation Day on May 31, 2025, with activities, music, a battle reenactment, and tributes to service members.

Homestead joins Workforce.Miami to connect residents with jobs and support local businesses, following a unanimous Council vote led by Councilman Tom Davis.

Councilman Pierre Frantz Charles is organizing a clean-up event at Claude Pepper Park, North Miami, on Earth Day weekend, encouraging community participation.

COBWRA has new board members, with Debbie Murphy as the 1st Vice President, and Barbara Roth as president. They represent over 100 associations and 140,000 residents. Commissioner Woodward attended their installation.