Carol-Lisa Phillips has been unanimously appointed as the new chief judge of Broward County's 17th Judicial Circuit.

Palm Beach County was honored at the Safe Streets Summit with the Complete Streets Community Award for its commitment to safe and accessible transportation, represented by Mayor Maria G. Marino.

Fort Pierce City Commission selected Richard Chess as the new city manager in a tight 3-2 vote, concluding the uncertainty after the former manager's legal troubles.

The Florida House introduced a bill to rename part of Southern Boulevard after Donald Trump, near Mar-a-Lago, and another segment as "PBSO Motorman Highway" to honor local law enforcement.

A teacher in Broward County has been charged with trying to start an inappropriate relationship with a 16-year-old student and has been reassigned pending the case's outcome.

A job fair in Sunrise, Florida, with thousands of roles, from companies like the Florida Panthers and Coca-Cola, allows on-the-spot interviews and hires on February 26th.

A man died after a domestic shooting in Lighthouse Point. Police arrived following a disturbance report; a woman was detained. The investigation is ongoing.

A cold front in South Florida brings cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and a forecast for mostly cloudy skies with highs near 80 degrees, followed by a weekend with chances of rain.

The eastbound lanes of Miami-Dade's Dolphin Expressway were reopened after an emergency inspection of a bridge support structure was completed, indicating no immediate dangers. Traffic flow has resumed, with FDOT urging continued vigilance.

The NW 22nd Avenue Bridge in Miami-Dade is undergoing repairs by the DTPW; commuters are adjusting their routes. Initial repairs should finish in four weeks, with further closures to follow.

A bicyclist died after a collision with a vehicle in Palmetto Bay, Miami. The road was closed for investigation, and no identities or arrests have been announced.

Coral Springs is hosting its first Blarney Bash with Irish culture, food, games, and entertainment featuring The Byrne Brothers and Drake Irish Dance on March 14. Proceeds from beer stein sales support the MLK Scholarship Fund.

Toyota of North Miami hosted a special breakfast for North Miami Police Department's overnight officers to show appreciation for their unheralded work.