Miami-Dade County has received a $114,480.77 grant from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to enhance adaptive sports programs for disabled veterans.

Students in Miami-Dade County's District 1 can join Commissioner Gilbert's Civil Rights Tour during Spring Break 2025, visiting significant historical sites linked to the civil rights movement.

A man died after his car hit a barrier and plunged into a canal in West Miami-Dade. The cause of the crash is under investigation, and no other victims were found.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office takes over the investigation into the collision between a Delray Beach Fire Rescue truck and a Brightline train to ensure thoroughness and impartiality.

Ft. Lauderdale has received the Smart Growth Excellence Award for its Uptown Urban Village project aimed at creating a sustainable, pedestrian-friendly community.

Fort Lauderdale is starting night-time construction to upgrade stormwater infrastructure on Galt Ocean Drive, affecting traffic and including asphalt restoration, with completion projected by early February 2025.

Fort Lauderdale is temporarily changing its water source due to maintenance at the Peele-Dixie Plant, leading to potentially different-looking tap water from the Fiveash Plant, but it remains safe to drink.

Surfside's newly appointed Police Chief Wayne Holbrook resigned after three weeks, citing an "unhealthy work environment" and tensions with Mayor Charles Burkett.

A body was found in a supply closet after a fire at a Delray Beach shopping plaza; the cause of the fire and circumstances of the death are under investigation.

Port St. Lucie Police are actively searching for missing 37-year-old Michael Kutner since January 3. Described as endangered, he's 5'10", with blonde hair and green eyes. Public's help is sought.

A man died after his SUV crashed into a lake in Southwest Miami-Dade. The incident occurred early Friday morning and the driver was pronounced dead at the hospital. The cause is under investigation.

Three family members were arrested after an altercation with a deputy at Fort Lauderdale Airport, involving a dispute over a citation and resulting in a 73-year-old's injury.

Michael Rivas pled guilty to kidnapping and conspiracy related to a ransom scheme and a $240 million cryptocurrency theft, with sentencing set for May.