Broward Fire Rescue crews extinguished an early morning residential fire in Deerfield Beach; three residents were displaced, but no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation by the State Fire Marshal's Office.

The Subculture Group offers free meals to those affected by SNAP benefit suspension during a government shutdown, with plans for a dedicated website and calls for community solidarity.

A 6-week-old raccoon was rescued from a gutter drain at Roosevelt Middle School after Officer Cody Brown of the Palm Beach Schools Police Department acted quickly during morning drop-off. CBS12 reported that the raccoon was safely freed and later taken to a wildlife shelter for care and rehydration, where it is now recovering.

Fort Lauderdale will experience road closures on November 8 due to the 19th Annual Half Marathon and A1A 10K, affecting Las Olas Boulevard and other areas from 4 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Mayor Levine Cava defends Miami-Dade's fiscal prudence and highlights tax rate cuts, budget efficiency, and investments in law enforcement and infrastructure.

Miami-Dade County celebrates America Recycles Day with a month-long series of events to promote recycling and sustainability, including a shredding and chemical disposal event, and educational activities at local events.

Senator René García led a panel at FIU discussing the health risks of synthetic food dyes and advocating for natural alternatives in Miami-Dade County.

PBSO appeals for help in a 2023 double homicide in Belle Glade and renews this appeal two years later, still seeking justice for victims Eddie C. Willingham and Allah Lawrence.

West Palm Beach braces for King Tides, with potential floods expected through December. The city is responding with infrastructure upgrades, including tidal flood valves, to mitigate impact.

A pedestrian was hospitalized after a hit-and-run in Miramar, while a separate house fire in the area was extinguished without injuries. Both incidents are under investigation.

Heather Williams, a preschool teacher in Homestead, is charged with child abuse for allegedly pushing and grabbing a 3-year-old student, resulting in bruises.

Douglas Crane, from Palm Beach County Library System, has been named Administrator of the Year by SEFLIN for his leadership and innovations in library services.

Organizations in South Florida are collaborating to provide disaster relief to areas in Jamaica affected by Hurricane Melissa, with efforts to expedite aid led by the Consul General, Food For The Poor, GEM, and the WFP.