Miami Beach's Public Works Department won two APWA awards for their water main replacement and Indian Creek Drive landscape projects, reflecting successful infrastructure improvements.

The West Palm Beach GreenMarket is hosting its second Master Chef Showcase on April 12, featuring five local chefs competing in a mystery box challenge.

Police and a Crisis Intervention Officer de-escalated a situation involving a person wandering on I-95, ensuring public safety and providing the individual with mental health services.

West Palm Beach is hosting "Vintage Vibes," a free event on May 3, 2025, celebrating '80s and '90s culture with music, art, roller skating, and retro games.

Broward County Animal Care and Pets Broward are hosting a Shelter Shindig on April 19 to support shelter dogs, featuring volunteer activities and aiming to create a no-kill community.

Miami-Dade CountryFest, hosted by Chairman Anthony Rodriguez at Tropical Park, features a rodeo, live music, agriculture exhibits, kids' activities, and food on April 26-27, 2025.

Fort Lauderdale officials anticipate re-opening Las Olas Boulevard lanes closed due to water main repair later today, and advise a precautionary boil water notice.

A man in Boynton Beach was arrested for child pornography possession after an investigation prompted by a cyber tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a 32-year-old man who fell overboard near Lake Worth Inlet. The operation involves air and surface assets amid rough sea conditions. Local agencies are assisting in the efforts.

Thieves were caught on camera stealing three Teslas from a Miami-Dade business, using one to break through a fence. Two cars remain missing, and police are investigating.

Police in Port St. Lucie are seeking public aid to find missing teenage boy Zachary Gould, last seen carrying a skateboard and wearing a Star Wars shirt.

Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School was momentarily locked down due to reports of a suspicious individual nearby; the situation was deemed unfounded.

South Florida communities hold vigils to mourn the victims of a nightclub roof collapse in the Dominican Republic that killed at least 184 people, including two ex-MLB players.