Immigrant advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit in Miami against Florida's new law targeting undocumented immigrants, arguing it is unconstitutional as immigration enforcement is a federal power.

Miami's weather will remain warm at around 84°F with breezy conditions today, easing slightly over the weekend. A small craft advisory and high rip current risk are in effect. Chances of rain increase early next week.

A car crashed into a Boca Raton Chinese takeout restaurant, injuring two occupants and a teenage employee. The elderly driver's condition or potential charges have not been determined.

Authorities responded to a hazmat situation at Whispering Pines School in Miramar after a student brought pills causing illness; no hospitalization was necessary, and the substances were found to be non-hazardous.

Miami police arrested Oscar Rivera-Peraza for second-degree murder after a body was found inside a bar's ice cooler. He confessed to the crime after being detained.

Brett Waldman's "Colors of the World" photography exhibit featuring vibrant sea life, particularly mahi-mahi, is coming to Boca Raton Public Library from April 21 to May 30.

Sunrise, FL is temporarily switching its water disinfection from monochloramine to chlorine from April 28 to May 26, which may affect water taste and color.

Miami Sharks Rugby Club moves over 30 players to Pompano Beach's Old Town Square, signaling the city's growth and the team's community integration plans.

Tamarac's Springfest starts with a sensory-sensitive Egg Hunt for children 10 and under, requiring pre-registration, followed by a public celebration with activities at the Tamarac Sports Complex.

North Miami begins its Cagni Park North Construction Project today, enhancing community life with facilities like an aquatic center and green spaces, focusing on sustainability and local hiring.

The East Las Olas Boulevard Drawbridge in Fort Lauderdale will close its right eastbound lane for maintenance on April 14, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Palm Beach County offers up to $100,000 in home purchase assistance through a digital application portal opening on May 5, 2025, with limited funding.

Fort Lauderdale is set to perform maintenance at a water treatment plant, briefly changing the water source for some residents and potentially altering the water's color. Officials assure the water remains safe.