Greynolds Park hosts the Love-In Music Festival on October 20, featuring classic rock musicians including former members of Kansas and Journey, with additional activities and food options.

FEMA teams are helping Palm Beach County tornado victims with door-to-door assistance, and plans for a multi-agency resource center are underway. Residents can apply for aid online, by phone, or via the FEMA app.

Wellington opens a one-day resource center in response to Hurricane Milton, offering support from multiple agencies to help affected residents recover and apply for aid.

A Miami man won $1 million from a Florida Lottery scratch-off game and chose a lump-sum payment of $640,000. The winning ticket was sold at Kendale Service Center.

A tanker truck crash in Oakland Park injured the driver and caused a fuel leak, which was contained by firefighters. Traffic was disrupted, but no serious tragedy occurred.

Florida Governor DeSantis allocates $9.5 million for repairs to SeaPort Manatee, aiming to minimize supply chain disruptions following Hurricane Milton.

The weather forecast for Miami predicts mild weather with some showers and breezes, typical for the season, with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and slightly less humidity midweek.

An e-bike rider is critically injured after being hit by an Audi in West Palm Beach; the driver failed to see the cyclist, who lacked reflective gear.

Palm Beach County residents face power outages post-Hurricane Milton; FPL working to restore electricity to half a million impacted customers across Florida.

Increased cloudiness and rain chances are forecast for Miami due to Milton's aftermath, with a 60% precipitation chance today and continued wet conditions over the weekend. A cold front on Wednesday will reduce humidity and bring milder weather.

Miami-Dade's Solid Waste Management will maintain regular waste and recycling service schedules on Columbus Day (October 14, 2024), but administrative offices will close.

FloridaCommerce and SERT launch a Business Damage Assessment Survey to help Florida businesses recover from Hurricane Milton, with an online form available on FloridaDisaster.biz, and further assistance via a hotline and email.

A former Miami-Dade corrections officer was charged with exploiting a disabled senior citizen, controlling his assets, and fraudulently transferring his home's deed to herself.