Miami Mornings Marked by Patchy Fog, Warm, Sunny Days Ahead According to National Weather Service
Miami's morning fog will clear for a sunny day with a high of 84°F. Light winds are expected, humidity will make it feel like the 90s, and there's a slight chance of rain. A consistent warm, slightly windy pattern is forecasted for the week.
Three Men Arrested for Allegedly Selling Fake Wristbands at Ultra Music Festival in Miami
Three men were arrested in Miami for selling fake Ultra Music Festival wristbands, facing fraud and unlicensed business charges. They sold counterfeit wristbands, which led to festival entry denials for buyers.
Florida Prepaid Raffle Offers Full College Scholarship for Your Child in Pembroke Pines Until April 30
The Pembroke Pines Charter School Foundation is offering a scholarship raffle for Florida residents, granting a 4-year college scholarship for the winner's child. Tickets cost $100, with the raffle open until April 30, 2025.
Miami-Dade Parks to Upgrade North Trail Park with $4.1M Revamp Featuring Eco-Friendly Playground and Splash Pad
Miami-Dade Parks Department is set to construct a new splash pad and playground at North Trail Park, with a groundbreaking ceremony on April 2. The $4.1 million renovation includes various facilities and environmental considerations.
Search Intensifies for Missing 63-Year-Old Yvette Fussell in Northwest Miami-Dade
The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is actively searching for 63-year-old Yvette Fussell, who has been missing since March 19. She was last seen in the 10900 block of Northwest 14th Avenue. Anyone with information is urged to contact Deputy M. Ritch Jr. at 305-715-3300 or Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.
Rain Chaos in South Florida as University of Miami Dorm Ceiling Collapses Flight Disruptions and Ultra Music Festival Delays Follow
Excessive rainfall in South Florida led to the collapse of a patio ceiling at University of Miami and flooded streets, but it didn't deter Ultra Music Festival goers.












