West Palm Beach will introduce new Blink EV charging stations in three public parking garages by November 2024, enhancing the city's environmental commitment.

Fort Lauderdale Police are seeking the driver of a Jeep involved in the death of 73-year-old Esperant Lahens, who was struck while lying in the street. The incident is not labeled a crime, but the driver's information is needed for the investigation.

Catherine Givens is appointed as the first female City Manager of Coral Springs, set to succeed Frank Babinec.

South Florida enjoys a sunny and breezy Halloween with highs near 83°F and a slight chance of evening showers. The week's weather will vary, with consistent breezes and unpredictable rain chances but a mostly sunny end to the weekend.

Miami-Dade introduces a new website for its proposed Sustainable Solid Waste Campus, detailing a zero-waste approach and waste-to-energy technology expecting to serve the county's future waste management needs.

Hollywood is enforcing a new School Zone Safety Camera Program to penalize speeding near schools, with cameras operational before and after school hours.

The Frank Art Gallery will host "Ebb & Flow: Exploring the Womanhood Continuum" on November 21, 2024, showcasing artworks on womanhood by nine artists.

A Miami resident, Gustavo Alfonso Castano Restrepo, has been charged with kidnapping resulting in death concerning the 2016 case of Liliana and Daniella Moreno.

The 65th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show attracts over 100,000 visitors, boosts the local economy, and features 194 superyachts with sustainability initiatives.

Strong winds and a high risk of rip currents characterize Miami's weather, with gusts up to 29 mph. Advisories warn beachgoers and boaters as these conditions, including potential showers, are expected to persist.

Broward Crime Stoppers offers a $10,000 reward for information about the fatal shooting of Eullys Hinnant III in Pompano Beach.

A man was hospitalized after being shot at Skinny Louie burger restaurant in Miami's Wynwood. The incident's details are unclear, and no suspect info is available.

An 11-year-old boy was arrested for threatening to kill a classmate via a text with a photo of a firearm. He's on home detention and expelled from his school.