Fort Lauderdale is conducting a Water Service Line Material Inventory to identify lead pipes, without disrupting water service or causing significant traffic issues. Results will be public in the fall.

Fort Lauderdale begins a wastewater project with a new 60-inch effluent force main and roadwork on Eisenhower Blvd, aiming for completion in Fall 2026. Traffic disruptions expected, but no full road closures.

The Palm Beach County Gator Club combines its annual college football season kickoff with a blood drive competition, offering scholarships and incentives.

West Palm Beach Police are looking for Laura Willsey, 56, last seen near Garden Avenue and Selkirk Street, described as 5'5", 140 pounds, with brown hair and eyes.

A Palm Beach County elementary school teacher was arrested for attempting to meet a minor for sex, thinking he was communicating with a 14-year-old boy. The encounter was a sting operation.

Florida Atlantic University High School students showcased their scratch-built solar-powered car in Texas, winning a top engineering award and placing second in the race.

Broward County's communication issues for emergency response, highlighted by the 2018 Stoneman Douglas shooting, persist despite efforts to address them.

Miami-Dade County announces the celebration of Black Business Month to support Black-owned enterprises, with events highlighting entrepreneurs' achievements and a commitment to equality and inclusivity.

Digna Abello has become the first female chief of the Miami Beach Fire Department, marking a significant step in gender inclusivity and leadership diversity in the city's fire service.

A high-speed police chase of a stolen vehicle in West Miami-Dade ended in a rollover crash near FIU, with the driver Eduardo Pastrana arrested and facing multiple charges.

Emanuel Perry, director of the Tourist Development Council, was honored in the South Florida Business Journal's 40 Under 40 for boosting Palm Beach County tourism and setting a bed tax record.

Miami is merging its Code Compliance and Consumer Protection Divisions into the new Consumer and Neighborhood Protection Division, located at the Permitting and Inspection Center, to improve service efficiency.

Over 30 presumed Cuban migrants landed in Key West, where they were taken into federal custody for processing. Local and federal agencies responded, but details about the individuals remain unclear.