Miami experiences moderate spring weather with clear skies, temperatures in the low to mid-70s in the morning, and a high of around 83 degrees. Rip currents are present along the coastline.

The annual Walk Like MADD & MADD Dash 5K in Fort Lauderdale aims to raise awareness about drunk driving. Traffic changes are to be expected during the event.

A fire at NEXCAR auto dealership in Oakland Park scorched six vehicles. Fire crews controlled the blaze and no injuries were reported; the cause remains under investigation.

Protests erupted in Miami and Palm Beach against Trump administration policies, echoing historic democratic values on the anniversary of the Revolutionary War's start.

Firefighters in Port St. Lucie battled a late-night house fire; the home was empty, no injuries reported, and the family dog was rescued. Cause is under investigation.

The forecast for Miami includes sunny skies with possible showers by the weekend, mild winds, and a high near 81 degrees. Beachgoers are warned about rip currents and advised to take precautions.

Lt. Helio Garcia, a South Fulton Police officer, died in a vehicle collision in Georgia. The community and law enforcement mourn his death, paying tribute to his service and legacy.

Demonstrators in Miami participated in a Day of Action to protest against Trump's policies and Musk's advisor role, focusing on various issues including immigration and human rights.

Alina Shimova was arrested in Palm Beach for allegedly offering sexual acts for money at the Brazilian Court Hotel, as indicated by her use of a rose emoji in communications with an undercover officer.

Scammers target ParkMobile users in Palm Beach with fake websites, prompting a police warning. Victims experiencing fraud alerts should report to local authorities.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Cadet Class 2401 inducts 39 members; the "Safety Patrol Twins" receive recognition for their service and safety education efforts.

Miami sets a Special Election for District 4 City Commissioner on June 3, 2025, with candidate qualifying from April 21-25 at the City Clerk's Office.

A 12-year-old boy drowned after disappearing during an ocean swim in Fort Lauderdale. Despite a search involving multiple agencies, he was later found dead, with officials suspecting accidental drowning. Rip currents were high at the time.