Miami is set for a breezy weekend with mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the low 80s. Moderate to strong easterly winds are expected, with a Small Craft Advisory for boaters due to choppy conditions and a high risk of rip currents.

Two Miami men were arrested for drug trafficking in an undercover operation; significant drugs and firearms were seized at one's home. Both have criminal histories and were on probation.

Residents at Lake Delray Apartments are under a boil water notice following a contractor striking a service line, as stated by Delray Beach City officials.

Delray Beach Officer Matthew Cusson was arrested for allegedly stealing $1,500 from police funds. The police department is cooperating with the ongoing investigation, and Cusson is on administrative leave.

A juvenile was injured in a shooting in West Palm Beach; the victim is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Incident details and suspects remain unknown.

Miami celebrates its cultural influence on April 21 by honoring over 30 artists and cultural leaders, including Mitchell Kaplan for his work with the Miami Book Fair.

Miami-Dade County announces a new task force aimed at improving boater safety and bay education, with support from Mayor Levine Cava and local foundations.

Quail Roost Station in Miami celebrates its opening, providing 200 affordable housing units, with amenities and BRT system access. The event features Mayor Levine Cava.

Authorities are actively searching for 25-year-old Bethie Souffrant, reported missing in Lauderdale Lakes, with concerns due to her mental illness and dependance on medication.

Palm Beach County conducts climate risk assessment, develops Resilience Action Plan, and invites public to participate in shaping its strategies through workshops and an online survey.

A Bahamian man was sentenced to 20 months for alien smuggling after being stopped by CBP off Miami's coast while transporting 18 unauthorized individuals.

Walter C. Hall named Miami-Dade Principal of the Year; Melissa M. Miller wins Assistant Principal of the Year. They were honored at an annual ceremony and received cash prizes and additional rewards.

Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz suspended the school bus camera citation program due to citation errors, affecting fine amounts and legal processes.