District 11 businesses in Miami-Dade can apply for the Mom and Pop Small Business Grant Program for up to $1,620. Applications open from March 31 to April 11, 2025, with workshops provided for guidance.

Divers recovered the body of Vincent Grasso from a pond in St. Lucie County, after his possessions were found nearby. His death is under investigation.

Four suspects were arrested for vehicle burglaries across Broward County, with 29 cars targeted involving smashed windows. The arrests were made after a collaborative effort between local police departments.

Sean Kingston and his mother were found guilty of wire fraud and conspiracy, involving over $1 million in luxury goods fraudulently obtained. Sentencing is set for July 11.

Miami's weekend weather includes sunny spells, possible showers, and isolated thunderstorms, with high humidity and temperatures reaching the low 80s.

Convicted felon Joseph John Pyrzyk receives an 11-year federal prison sentence for firearms and ammunition offenses and failing to surrender for a prior sentence.

Eduardo Núñez González was detained by federal agents outside his Miami home; his wife now seeks answers and justice as he faces conditions in detention.

Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen of Coral Springs joins the ICLEI USA Board, aiming to promote sustainability and reduce emissions at the international level.

Boynton Beach is offering a free vegetation amnesty period from May 5-9 for residents to dispose of unlimited green waste to prepare for hurricane season.

Residents protest as demolition at Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park raises asbestos concerns, with confirmed presence leading to a hefty fine for park owners. Health fears loom as residents face a deadline to relocate.

Miami-Dade Public Schools introduce a green curriculum for early education, focusing on recycling and reducing waste, aiming to foster environmental responsibility from a young age.

Steven Gettis, 66, faces multiple charges for alleged lewd acts and soliciting minors in Aventura, Florida, including incidents at a condo pool and unwanted physical contact captured on camera.

Fort Lauderdale's 17th Street Bridge will have single-lane closures for water-blasting bicycle lane maintenance starting Sunday, March 30, 2025. Commuters should expect delays.