Miami Beach Commissioner David Suarez criticized Police Chief Wayne Jones for what he felt was a weak police response to a pro-Palestinian rally outside a synagogue, leading to new protest regulations.

Miami commissioners ended a deal for a $10M sports dome after the Centners withdrew, following public opposition and a link to a state corruption case.

Davie Police Department announces an active assailant drill on March 25, from 10 a.m. to noon at the local Fire and Public Works facility, advising of simulated noise and restricted access.

Detective Fernando Carvajal sparked an administrative review after being caught on recording disparaging the mother of a child sex abuse victim in the gymnastics coach Oscar Olea case.

Commissioner Juan Carlos Bermudez hosts a Spring Movie Night with "Trolls: Band Together" at North Trail Park, featuring family activities, Easter Egg hunts, and the Easter Bunny.

The Florida Commission on Ethics cleared Miami Mayor Francis Suarez of a complaint alleging he violated ethics laws by receiving undisclosed tickets to events.

Miami Beach officials are reviewing the "Breaking Up with Spring Break" campaign to address spring break disturbances, noting a slight decrease in arrests this year.

Disney and Florida Governor DeSantis' clash over Disney World's district control, linked to the "Don't Say Gay" law opposition, heads to a July court date.

VP Kamala Harris plans to visit Parkland to discuss gun violence initiatives and meet with the families affected by the 2018 school shooting. Her trip emphasizes the administration's commitment to gun safety measures.

Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick warns that gang violence in Haiti poses a U.S. security threat and stresses the need for the release of U.S. funds to combat it.

Florida lawmakers passed a $117 billion budget marking a calm legislative session focused on issues like teacher pay and toll relief, with bipartisan support.

Ciro Alfonso Gutierrez Ballesteros, extradited from Colombia, has been indicted for a bomb attack against U.S. soldiers in Cucuta and appeared in a Miami federal court.

Miami prosecutor Michael Von Zamft resigned after allegations of witness manipulation and arranging conjugal visits for informants to secure testimony against a gang leader.