The Deering Estate in Miami is showcasing Tony Fernandez and Jorge Gonzalez-Graupera's photo exhibition "Witnessing Eden" from September 8 to November 10, 2024, inspired by Florida's environmental changes.

Fitch Ratings upgraded Coral Springs' special obligation bonds to AAA and affirmed its AAA IDR, reflecting the city's strong financial management and potential for lower borrowing costs and investment in infrastructure.

Christopher Pitre, 35, is on the run after initially being arrested for pulling a gun on Miami Beach Commissioner Joe Magazine. Pitre had been released on house arrest but has since vanished, leading to local concerns over judicial system efficacy.

The City introduces a School Zone Safety Camera Program to curb speeding in school zones. Violations during the 30-day grace period will only receive warnings; thereafter, $100 fines apply. Cameras operate during school hours.

The Palm Beach County School District is launching a program to install vape detectors in schools to curb student vaping.

Pembroke Pines commissioners vote to maintain School Resource Officers (SROs) in schools for two years, rejecting a plan to replace them with armed guardians.

Jury selection started for Kadel Piedrahita, who faces trial for the 2019 fatal shooting of bicyclist Alexis Palencia in Miami-Dade. Piedrahita pleads self-defense, while tensions and questions about the judge's impartiality arise.

A fatal crash on I-95 North in Hollywood closed the highway, causing major traffic delays and diversions. Authorities investigate the incident with no details on the victim's identity.

A multi-vehicle crash in Broward County left two dead and several injured, with vehicles ending up in a cemetery and numerous individuals transported as trauma alerts.

Miami's weather forecast indicates heat, humidity, and occasional rain, with high temperatures and heat index values reaching over 100 degrees, and scattered showers and thunderstorms expected.

Fort Lauderdale is installing a 16-inch water main on SE 1st Avenue, causing road closures and detours until noon, Monday, August 12, with warnings for drivers to navigate cautiously.

Jupiter has installed new crosswalks near two elementary schools to improve student safety, featuring elevated sidewalks, and button-activated lights to alert drivers.

Early voting for the August 20th Primary Election began in Broward County, with low turnout on the first day and efforts by Elections Supervisor Joe Scott to increase participation.