Miami's weather this week includes sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s, with a slight chance of showers by Monday and advisories for rip currents and small crafts at sea.

Coral Springs gives a $50,000 grant to Perfumania for storefront improvements, amid economic concerns and mixed opinions.

Artie Burns signs with the Miami Dolphins, returning to his roots after playing with Steelers, Bears, and Seahawks, bringing his experience to bolster Miami's secondary.

A woman, Karyn Patricia Alva Torres, died from severe burns after using an accelerant on a bonfire in Port St. Lucie. Her husband sustained non-life-threatening burns.

A Broward man was arrested after allegedly kidnapping a woman and her children, leading police on a multi-county chase in Florida, and crashing in Putnam County.

Miami Beach distributes 5,000 drug-detection cards to prevent date-rape during events like spring break. The cards test for GHB and Ketamine in drinks.

West Palm Beach GreenMarket is nominated for USA TODAY's "Best Farmers Market" award, a title it held from 2021-2023, and seeks public votes until April 14, 2025.

Palm Beach County Sports Hall of Fame Gala honors local sports figures including high school and amateur athletes, coaches, and community contributors, with a special honor for a Special Olympics athlete.

Riviera Beach Police and other agencies conducted an operation targeting probation violators, resulting in the arrest of two alleged drug traffickers.

President Trump signed an executive order to shut down Radio and TV Martí and other US-funded broadcasters, citing a reduction of federal bureaucracy, prompting concern over freedom of information.

Miramar Police are searching for missing 73-year-old Geotis Johnson and request public assistance. He requires medical care and was last seen on Ramona Street.

A shooting in Hollywood on a Sunday morning resulted in one person hospitalized; police detained all involved and seized weapons. Detectives are investigating the motive behind the altercation.

Forever 21 is closing all U.S. stores after filing for bankruptcy due to declining mall traffic and competition from online retailers. International locations stay open.