Miami police confirmed the safe return of Jhoelanghelo Lanza, a missing 16-year-old boy with autism, from Little Havana. His health and details on the disappearance are undisclosed.

Two shootings in Miami injured a teenager and a 20-year-old, with police investigating any links between the incidents. Both victims are stable; the community awaits answers.

A man was arrested in Oakland Park after a stepfather found him nude in his 16-year-old stepson's bedroom; the man thought the boy was 19 and offered him money for sex.

Miami's weather forecast predicts increasing heat and clear skies following early-week showers and thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to become hot and dry, with temperatures approaching 90 degrees.

Deerfield Beach introduces the Shady Street Tree Program to help homeowners fund and plant street trees, reducing urban heat and enhancing aesthetics.

Highlands Community Center introduces CAD Fitness Hip-Hop Aerobics and Ambassadors to Zero Waste program for summer, starting in June, aimed at fitness and sustainability for all ages.

A Miami Chili's employee was assaulted, losing five teeth, and a 20-year-old man, Montreal Brown, faces charges for the attack which occurred on Biscayne Blvd.

The NW 22nd Avenue bridge has reopened after urgent repairs but will undergo further night-time work, causing occasional single-lane traffic and marine disruptions.

Miami-Dade County Commissioner Eileen Higgins received the Distinguished Public Service Career Award from the BASF for her contributions to regional development.

E. Woolbright Road Bridge in Palm Beach County is set for overnight maintenance closures on May 17 and May 31, with detours via E. Ocean Ave. or George Bush Blvd. bridges.

The Peggy Noland Aquatics Complex in Deerfield Beach, FL, will be closed on May 26 for Memorial Day and cleaning. Normal hours resume May 27. For info, contact the Aquatics Center Manager.

A Coconut Creek mother faces felony child abuse charges after allegedly using belts and a cord to discipline her daughter, resulting in multiple bruises. She was released on bond and ordered to avoid contact with her daughter.

Fort Lauderdale issued a Flood Watch due to a slow-moving storm expected to drop 3-5 inches of rain, posing risks of widespread puddling and hazardous driving conditions. Residents are urged to report issues and stay informed on the city's resources.