Broward County starts drainage improvements in Roosevelt Gardens, with construction beginning on November 11, 2024, and expected to end by May 2025, with minimal traffic disruption.

Raccoon and otter test positive for rabies in St. Lucie County, prompting a 60-day health alert from health officials to raise awareness and encourage precautions among the public.

The Miami weather forecast predicts a generally pleasant weekend with some clouds and a slight chance of showers, with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to mid-80s.

FLL raises parking fees for the first time in a decade to counter inflation and support improvements, effective November 20, aligning with other major Florida airports.

Studio 18 in Poinciana Drive hosts an art event with open studios, workshops, and a reception on November 16, featuring various art forms and interactive activities for all skill levels.

The Fort Lauderdale City Hall, damaged by a flood in April 2023, has been demolished for a modern replacement. The old building was rendered unusable after the flood, leading to plans for a new, climate-resilient structure.

Ex-Miami-Dade Commissioner Joe Martinez was convicted of corruption charges after accepting $15,000 for legislative assistance.

A 20-year-old Fort Pierce woman named Aniya Sheppard was found shot to death near a road in Brevard County, and deputies are investigating the scenario as a targeted attack.

A Boca Raton woman is charged with assaulting her boyfriend using her car after an argument, leaving him with serious injuries. She also faces charges for fleeing the scene.

Andrés Carne de Res, a Colombian dining and nightlife spot, has opened in Miami Beach, offering a blend of family-friendly dining by day and vibrant club atmosphere by night.

The suspect in Cuban rapper El Taiger's fatal shooting, Damián Valdez-Galloso, has been extradited to South Florida and charged with second-degree murder.

Three women were shot in Miami after an election-related dispute; one is critical, the others stable. The suspect is sought by police.

Miami-Dade Transit will run normal weekday schedules for Metrobus, Metrorail, and Metromover on Veterans Day, providing uninterrupted access for both veterans and civilians to events. Digital services for fare and EASY Cards are promoted.