Miami-Dade mayor signs pledge for a "Stigma Free" workplace, affirming the county's commitment to mental health inclusivity and support for employees.

Deering Estate joins the Blue Star Museums program, providing free entry for US military personnel and their relatives from May 17 to September 1, 2025.

The Boca Raton Public Library and Boca Raton Historical Society are presenting an exhibit to celebrate the city's 100th anniversary, featuring a timeline and photos from the 1920s.

Aida Veronica Vidal named 2025 Women Business Owner of the Year by SBA's South Florida District, praised for her leadership and impact on the economy with CCMS.

FAU announced the creation of an Armenian Genocide Memorial Pavilion, funded by Marta and Jim Batmasian, within the upcoming Wallach Holocaust and Jewish Studies Building.

The Florida Supreme Court has ordered suspensions for three Broward County judges over various misconduct, including inappropriate comments and political activities.

Jurors sentenced Anthawn Ragan to life without parole for a 2013 murder; his defense cited mental health issues, but prosecutors highlighted his violent past.

NOAA will discontinue tracking the economic impacts of climate-related extreme weather by 2024, as part of a shift in priorities under the Trump administration, raising concerns about the future of climate data and preparedness.

Two people survived a small plane crash in the Florida Everglades and were transported to a hospital with non-serious injuries; the FAA is investigating the cause, possibly engine issues.

Palm Beach authorities investigate a migrant landing on the town’s shoreline, with officials urging vigilance and community awareness.

A teen was arrested for a deadly Valentine's Day crash in Pembroke Pines that killed an elderly couple; he faces vehicular homicide charges for driving recklessly.

Miami's weather forecast predicts mostly sunny days with increasing chances of rain, including potential thunderstorms mid-week, offering relief to the dry region.

Jeanette M. Nuñez is the sole remaining candidate for FIU president after the other two withdrew, with her selection pending public scrutiny and a board meeting.