Hollywood's library closure due to a car accident prompts city services and event to relocate to City Hall; residents are directed to adjust routines and attend shifted venues.

Broward County has initiated a beach tilling project to aid sea turtle nesting from Feb 25, moving along Fort Lauderdale's beaches to optimize sand conditions for the season running March 1 to Oct 31.

The CITT will hold a meeting on February 26, 2025, in Miami-Dade to discuss transportation issues. It allows citizen participation in person or via email and will be broadcast live.

A youth basketball league for kids aged 6-11 is starting at West Boynton Recreation Center, with evaluations on March 18-19 and games on Saturdays. Registration is limited and volunteer coaches are sought.

A security concern over a suspicious device on a cargo plane at Miami International Airport was resolved after authorities declared an all-clear with no threat found.

A key ramp on the Palmetto Expressway was closed due to a significant crack, causing traffic congestion and forcing drivers to seek alternative routes.

Mark Trowbridge, 'Mister Coral Gables', has died at 56 due to heart complications after surviving cancer. He was the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce President and CEO.

Miramar Police are searching for Carishe Small, a missing 13-year-old girl, last seen in the 2600 block of SW 135th Ave.

State Rep. Joe Casello is running for Palm Beach County Commission, aiming to succeed term-limited Gregg Weiss and joining rival Joseph Peduzzi in the race. Casello has garnered significant endorsements and funding for the 2026 election.

A candlelight memorial was held in Tamarac, Florida, to honor the victims of a triple shooting involving a U.S. Army veteran who killed his estranged wife, her father, and a neighbor.

A crash in Davie, involving a police cruiser, resulted in multiple injuries and traffic disruption. Five individuals were hospitalized and the cause remains under investigation.

A fire consumed a vacant hotel in Fort Lauderdale; over 60 firefighters responded, and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation, deemed suspicious.

Two sisters saved a toddler from drowning in a Lauderhill pool, after responding to his cries. They were assisted by their mother. The boy, stable now, had entered through a broken fence.