Coral Springs Police are responding to increased e-bike and e-moto incidents, including a death, by emphasizing safety through enforcement, education, and public awareness.

Lech Wałęsa spoke to Cuban exiles in Miami, offering hope and support for democratic aspirations in Cuba, as tensions between the U.S. and Cuba persist.

At a Feb. 12 commission meeting, Commissioner Ralph Rosado accused Chief Manuel A. Morales of "campaigning on the job," pushed to remove him and fell short when the motion failed.

Miami‑Dade is down to two private teams vying to replace its burned‑out incinerator, but commissioners balk at buying private land and paying long‑term royalties. A vote to open negotiations is set for next Wednesday.

Davie Town Hall's staff will participate in a fire drill on February 19, 2026, affecting multiple departments' operations but not nearby recreational facilities.

A Miami federal judge denied the BBC's bid to pause discovery and set Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation suit for trial in February 2027. Discovery will now proceed as both sides prepare for a lengthy legal fight.

Mayor Eileen Higgins says Miami could try to undo the city’s 287(g) pact with ICE, but commissioners say they won’t bring a repeal to the floor.

Early 2026 polling shows Byron Donalds leading the GOP primary to succeed Ron DeSantis, with Trump's endorsement amplifying his edge.

Broward County approves a $4 million tech enhancement for law enforcement, to be implemented over 26 months with cloud-based LRMS, enhancing collaboration and efficiency in public safety.

A hazmat monitor funded by a Firehouse Subs grant helped West Palm Beach firefighters detect deadly carbon monoxide, rescuing six people from poisoning.

West Palm Beach facilities closed on Presidents Day but trash services continue; City Hall and Nature Center to reopen February 17 at 8 a.m., Library at 9:30 a.m.

Broward County approves a $4 million contract for a new law enforcement records system, with eight agencies initially participating, and plans for more to join.

A Herald analysis shows developers, contractors and PACs poured millions into Mayor Levine Cava and county commissioners in 2025.