The 23rd annual Ride of Silence in Key Biscayne, organized by BIKE305 for National Bike Month, honors cyclists killed or injured on roads and promotes safe cycling infrastructure.

A loaded gun was found in a student's backpack at Panther Run Elementary School; the principal informed families and prompted safety measures and a police investigation.

MOCA Museum hosted a "Women of Excellence" event honoring Haitian culture ahead of the 27th Haitian Compas Festival.

A fire at Wallace Volvo in Stuart involved several cars and produced large smoke plumes but caused no injuries. The cause remains under investigation.

A man is charged with hate crimes for harassing Jewish students with a whip at a Miami school. He tried to grab a student's kippah and returned with a stick. Police arrested him and found cocaine in his possession.

Juan Carlos Rivera was arrested for committing dine-and-dash crimes at Sports Grill in South Florida, leaving unpaid tabs totaling hundreds of dollars.

A man aimed a gun during a road rage incident near Fort Lauderdale Airport, was recorded by a victim's daughter, and got arrested for aggravated assault.

An early morning traffic accident with injuries in Opa-locka blocked roads around NW 27th Avenue and disrupted rush hour, with authorities directing commuters to alternative routes. Details were scarce at the time.

Miami is set to have sunny skies with high temperatures in the 90s and high humidity, with no significant changes or rain forecasted until late next week.

Actor Pedro Moreno was arrested for a domestic incident with his wife, facing a strong-armed robbery charge which was later modified to battery. The altercation involved a phone, with no physical injuries reported. His wife is seeking case dismissal.

A Lake Worth caregiver was arrested for allegedly defrauding an elderly client, using her credit cards to make $44,000 in unauthorized purchases, and appropriating a Lexus.

North Miami unveils the Lucia Martinez Gonzalez Tot-Lot with festivities including a magician and face painting, honoring the former library director's legacy.

A symposium organized by the Community Services Department and Faith In Action aimed to address homelessness by connecting faith groups with housing experts.