The Broward County School Board approved a 3% salary increase for teachers and other eligible employees, with the raise being a permanent boost to base pay.

Protests erupted in Miami over Trump's address to Congress, revealing deep political divisions both in public and among lawmakers, with some Democrats protesting during the speech.

Search and rescue teams saved missing swimmers off Miami Beach, with a helicopter locating at least one swimmer. Sea conditions may have contributed to their plight.

A measles case has been confirmed at Miami Palmetto Senior High School in Pinecrest, marking the first in Miami-Dade County this year. The school is working with health officials to ensure safety, and an MMR vaccination drive will be held for unvaccinated students.

Pinecrest police seek the public's help in finding a man who assaulted a woman Tuesday. The suspect fled on a bike, which was found abandoned. Increased police presence and community alerts are in place. Mayor Karyn Cunningham urges vigilance.

A shooting at a Miami Gardens gas station left two hospitalized, with the suspect still at large. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening; authorities are investigating and urging witnesses to come forward.

The article discusses Miami's weather forecast, predicting warmth and humidity, possible brief showers, and gusty breezes, followed by a cooler end to the week and a warm weekend with chances of rain early next week.

The Miami-Dade County Commission for Women seeks new board members to advocate for women's issues. Positions open in several districts; candidates must meet specific requirements.

Miami-Dade County initiates Consumer Protection Week (March 2-8) focused on educating residents about consumer rights and fraud prevention, with various events and free resources from the RER Consumer and Neighborhood Protection Division.

Delray Beach is adding two new mausoleum buildings at Memorial Gardens Municipal Cemetery to provide over 2,000 interment spaces, reflecting the city's growth and historical value.

Fort Lauderdale residents face detours due to a 16-inch sewer force main break at Cordova Road and SE 15th Street. Road closures are in place as repairs continue. For updates, contact the city at 954-828-8000.

Las Olas Blvd in Fort Lauderdale will undergo asphalt renovations from March 10-28, 2025, nightly from 8 PM to 6 AM, affecting traffic and requiring detours.

Miami residents can recycle electronics at a free e-waste drive-thru event on March 29th at Regatta Park, from 9 AM to 2 PM. Contact [email protected] for details.