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.

Seven Broward Sheriff's deputies were put on leave after a triple homicide and a child abduction in Tamarac, with an internal probe into the BSO's response.

Weston's Procurement Department won the 2025 Award of Excellence in Public Procurement, showcasing their commitment to innovative and efficient procurement practices.

March at Mounts Botanical Garden features classes, events, and exhibits, including "RIBBIT THE EXHIBIT II" with 18 frog sculptures and various eco-conscious activities.

Palm Beach County Medical Examiner's Office was honored by FAU's Schmidt College of Medicine as the "Outstanding Clinical Teacher in an Elective" for its exceptional medical education contributions.

Trump's visit to Miami for a summit is expected to cause traffic delays, impacting roads like Northwest 87th Avenue and Northwest 41st Street, with heavy congestion anticipated before his departure in the evening.

A J.P. Taravella High School teacher was arrested for alleged sexual misconduct with a student. The teacher, Lem McKinney, sent inappropriate messages and has been reassigned from the school.

Authorities are searching for Jaylise Santana, a missing 14-year-old girl from Hallandale Beach, last seen near the 900 block of Southwest Eighth Street.

A man in Hialeah Gardens is accused of killing his spouse by firebombing their vehicle, leading to his arrest on charges of first-degree murder and arson.

A fire at the West Palm Beach non-profit Jack the Bike Man caused massive smoke, prompting road and train service disruptions, but no injuries were reported.

Miami's forecast includes warm weather with temperatures above average, cooling later in the week with a chance of showers by Sunday, and mixed conditions into the following week.