Arajet Airlines commenced flights to the U.S. with a Miami service from the Dominican Republic, anticipating economic and cultural benefits from the enhanced connection.

FIU students are set to protest over a new agreement between campus police and ICE, following a directive from Governor DeSantis, with the university confirming the termination of 18 students' F1 visas.

A man was arrested in Broward County for allegedly stealing mail from Sweetwater businesses, using a key to access mailboxes and taking sensitive documents.

Charges were dropped against Jaime Taylor, who claimed self-defense in a fatal shooting inside a Miramar Walgreens. He was exonerated after the incident was ruled a justifiable homicide.

A shooting in West Palm Beach resulted in one fatality, with police responding to a ShotSpotter alert and finding the victim with a gunshot wound. The investigation is ongoing.

Douglas Lawson named mayor of Riviera Beach by a 3-2 City Council vote after being removed from the ballot for financial issues; focuses on infrastructure and safety.

A man was fatally shot at a Miami-Dade apartment complex; identity and suspect details are still unknown. Authorities are investigating and seeking community assistance.

Miami's forecast promises typical spring weather with clear skies, sunshine, and mid-80s temperatures, with a weak front slightly cooling the end of the week.

A fatal crash on I-95 near Boynton Beach has closed southbound lanes, with at least one death reported. Authorities are investigating the early morning incident.

The IRS has extended tax filing deadlines for several U.S. states affected by natural disasters, with new deadlines ranging from May 1, 2025, to November 3, 2025.

Miami-Dade County installed vehicle registration renewal kiosks in select Publix supermarkets to make the process more accessible and efficient for residents.

An elderly woman in Miami Gardens was shot by her son-in-law, who then fled. She was airlifted to the hospital; her condition is unknown. Police are searching for the suspect and assure there's no public danger.

Deerfield Beach offers a free document shredding event on April 19th for residents to safely dispose of sensitive materials and prevent identity theft.