A Spirit Airlines flight to Haiti was rerouted to the Dominican Republic after sustaining damage from gunfire. One attendant was injured; passengers were unharmed. The airline has suspended flights to Haiti and is investigating the incident.

The Vizcaya Museum & Gardens in Miami celebrated the grand opening of the new Village Café, aiming to serve as a cultural hub and connect visitors to the region's history.

A teen was swept away and later found dead after a strong current overtook him while swimming with his family near Gulfstream Park, despite a rescue operation.

Miami-Dade Animal Services warns of a scam where callers impersonate them and ask for citation payments over the phone using a fake number. Genuine payments are not taken by phone and should be made in person.

The Palm Beach HED is seeking community input through a survey for its Five-Year Consolidated Plan, guiding federal funding allocation for housing and development.

Paul Bryant, a drug operation fugitive, was caught after two years by the Indian River County Sheriff's Office, facing multiple charges including drug trafficking.

Violent winds disrupted a Royal Caribbean cruise near Spain, causing onboard chaos but no serious injuries; the ship detoured for one passenger's medical care.

A man was arrested after his nephew accidentally shot himself with an unsecured firearm in Tamarac, highlighting the need for secure gun storage around minors.

Miami International Airport and American Airlines hosted an event for children with special needs to familiarize them with air travel through the MIAair program.

Miami's weather is improving with sunny skies and a high of 84°F. Winds are less gusty but still pose a rip current risk. The weekend forecast looks good, with a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

New gate arms are being installed at South Dade TransitWay intersections to improve travel safety, with activation set for November 11 as part of a larger transit upgrade, including the upcoming BRT service.

PortMiami set a new record with over 8.23 million cruise passengers in Fiscal Year 2024, marking growth and future projects including new ships, terminals, and the initiation of shore power for environmental sustainability.

Miami-Dade County starts Courtside II Apartments construction for affordable housing, featuring 120 units and amenities, targeting families earning 50%-70% of median income, with a completion goal of early 2026.