Miami Police are searching for missing 15-year-old Nayeli Cruz from Model City. She was last seen wearing a white polo shirt and khaki pants and is described with orange hair and brown eyes. The public is urged to contact police with any information.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office introduces a new non-emergency phone line, 305-SHERIFF, for non-urgent issues, aiming to improve public service efficiency.

Broward Sheriff's deputies fatally shot a knife-wielding woman outside a Deerfield Beach Walgreens; the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating.

Miami enjoys Earth Day with mid-70s temperatures, partly sunny skies, and a consistent eastern breeze. The weather is expected to remain mostly sunny with low humidity and a chance of isolated showers later in the week.

South Florida Catholics mourn the death of Pope Francis, who was lauded for his humility and support for the marginalized. Local figures and communities, including the Jewish Federation, have expressed condolences.

Walgreens settled with the U.S. government for $300 million over unlawful opioid prescriptions and false claims, with possible additional penalties. They also agreed to enhance compliance and dispensing practices.

Miami-Dade's "Operation Green Light" helps residents with suspended licenses resolve cases and save on fees, aiming to restore driving privileges and address unawareness of suspensions.

Traffic changes start April 28, 2025, on NE 6th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, for drainage repair until November, with lane closures during off-peak hours.

The Miami Foundation offers grants for small businesses to buy cooling gear to protect workers from Florida heat.

A motorcyclist died in a crash in west Miami-Dade on Sunday evening. Emergency services responded, but the man succumbed to his injuries. Investigations are underway, and the driver's identity is withheld.

Fort Lauderdale has lowered flags half-staff in honor of lives lost at Florida State University, acknowledging the courage of first responders as per the Governor's undisclosed memorandum.

Insurance executive Dafud Iza pled guilty to a $133 million ACA fraud involving enrollment of ineligible people for commissions. He faces up to 10 years in prison.

A body was found in a canal in Oakland Park, and authorities are investigating the circumstances of the death. The identity and cause of death are still unknown.