Hialeah, Florida, has decided to partner with ICE for immigration enforcement under the federal 287(g) program, with local officers aiding in detaining undocumented immigrants.

Coral Gables Police partnering with ICE incites community backlash over its impact on trust and resource allocation.

Jupiter holds local elections for Mayor and two Council seats; a runoff will follow if no candidate gets over 50%. Voters must use designated precincts from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Two California doctors set a world record for the longest ambulance journey by driving a 1972 Cadillac ambulance from Hollywood, California, to Hollywood, Florida.

Broward County is starting a drainage maintenance project in Franklin Park on March 17, with minimal disruption expected; residents can contact the project manager for info.

Miami Beach Police deploy a new drone program and Real Time Intelligence Center to enhance public safety ahead of spring break, backed by a $2 million investment.

Miami-Dade County launched Bike305 Month with the 12th annual Bike to Work Day, with Mayor Daniella Levine Cava leading the event promoting cycling for health and as a transportation mode.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff suspended citations for school bus camera violations related to median-crossing, puzzling the community. No clear reason was provided.

A decision on a new waste incinerator site in Miami-Dade County is postponed until July 16, 2025, awaiting a detailed waste management report due in 120 days.

Palm Beach County's Department of Housing & Economic Development was honored by the Black Business Investment Corporation for supporting small businesses and economic growth.

Tamarac Commissioner launches a $50,000 aid program for District 3 residents to help with housing costs, targeting seniors and public workers. Applications were accepted at an event, with funds paid directly to service providers.

Florida Governor DeSantis announced enhanced security measures in Miami Beach for Spring Break, with 140 state troopers deployed and the use of drones and K-9 units.

Turkey Point Nuclear Plant in Miami-Dade County schedules a warning siren test for March 7th. Residents are reminded it's just a drill, not an actual threat.