A shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade resulted in one death and another critically injured; suspects Andrew Riley and John Lockley were charged with murder.

North Miami plans a Beats & Bingo Brunch event for Black History Month on February 16 with DJ music, bingo, food from Southern Belle's Kitchen, and cocktails, for attendees 21+ at Joe Celestin Center.

Hollywood expands QLess system hours for city services, offering earlier consultations and in-person options with Plan Examiners, providing convenience and responsive government to residents.

Pompano Beach begins a new construction phase on Dixie Highway and Atlantic Boulevard, aiming to improve the area from NE 10 Street to Copans Road with minimal traffic disruptions.

Miami-Dade County reports a 17% drop in unsheltered homeless individuals, the lowest count in over a decade, with the overall homelessness rate also decreasing by 2%.

Miami-Dade discusses transit initiatives and celebrates the CITT Ambassador Program with Mayor Levine Cava and community leaders at Casa Cuba. The event emphasizes user engagement and improvements in public transportation.

Antonio "Tony" Araujo is confirmed as West Palm Beach's new Police Chief, following his interim role and a 43-year spanning career. He's implementing reforms to improve accountability and community trust.

Palm Beach International Airport increased parking fees across various options, marking the first rate hike since 2009, with plans to introduce valet parking service.

Judge Venzer sets Gayle Blount's case for trial, rejecting a plea deal after Bridget Knighton's testimony of surviving an attack where Blount shot her eight times.

Carlos Jose Abreu, an illegal alien in Florida, faces voter fraud and gun charges after living under a false identity for two decades and voting illegally.

The Trump administration's decision to end TPS for Venezuelans in South Florida has sparked outrage, with advocates feeling betrayed and fearing deportation.

Five undocumented immigrants in Port St. Lucie face neglect charges after a toddler was found wandering the street and their residence was deemed unsuitable for children.

A Palm Beach County substitute teacher was arrested on child pornography charges after being flagged for uploading illegal material. He downplayed the content's nature and faces ten counts of possession.