Boca Raton residents can attend a free document shredding event on March 15, 2025, to prevent identity theft, hosted by local police and Microshred Corporation.

Palm Beach County anticipates a large turnout for its annual Palm Beach Pride festival, which promotes LGBTQ+ community acceptance and features a parade and live performances.

A former Miami-Dade firefighter, Francisco Camero, faces manslaughter and negligence charges after a training exercise fatally injured his son, Fabian.

Frankie's Pizza, a family-owned pizzeria in Miami, celebrates its 70th anniversary, maintaining its tradition and legacy through the founders' daughters, Roxanne and Renee Pasquarella.

Miami couple faces health care fraud and money laundering charges, accused of filing fraudulent claims to obtain $10 million through their clinic, ProMed. Authorities seized assets including a luxury vehicle and froze over $4 million in funds.

Scout, a trained search-and-rescue Labrador, was sworn in as part of Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue's USAR Task Force Two, significantly enhancing the team's emergency response capabilities.

A technician was arrested for sexually assaulting a patient at the Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Health Center. Authorities are seeking potential additional victims.

An arrest was made after a social media threat targeted MAST Academy; details of the threat and suspect were not disclosed. Miami-Dade Schools Police handled the investigation and the school remained open.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro worked the drive-thru at Raising Cane's in Doral, serving fans and signing autographs after his NBA All-Star weekend performance.

The home of Miami Hurricanes QB Carson Beck was burglarized, and three luxury vehicles were stolen. One suspect was arrested, and two vehicles were recovered.

Maissa Jebali was arrested for allegedly stealing $850,000 in TrumpCoin from her ex-boyfriend. She used his credit card without consent, leading to her capture and potential deportation.

A severe multi-vehicle crash on Miami's MacArthur Causeway led to closures, injuries, and traffic delays. Authorities are investigating and no reopening time was given.

Two Miami-Dade deputies were hospitalized following a collision with an 18-wheeler; both were stable and alert at Jackson Memorial Hospital's Ryder Trauma Center.