Two shootings occurred in Miami-Dade: a deputy-involved one near a Walmart, and another at a shopping plaza, resulting in hospitalization and detentions. Details are emerging as investigations continue.

Fort Lauderdale starts a long-term project to improve drainage on NW 7th Avenue from Broward to Sunrise Boulevard, set to end by August 10, 2026. Work will occur at night, keeping a lane open each way.

Fort Lauderdale is starting a major sewer system upgrade on November 10, with expected disruptions along NE 16th Ave, NE 9th St, and NE 18th Ave. Traffic will be impacted by road closures and detours.

Carlos Suarez is Miami-Dade County's new Communications Director, replacing Natalia Jaramillo, who transitions to a role focusing on communication alignment and digital engagement strategies.

Miami's upcoming weather includes mostly cloudy days with temperatures in the low to mid-80s and increased humidity. Breezy conditions and a supermoon may lead to coastal flooding due to king tides.

Fort Lauderdale Police are investigating a man's death in a pool, with no identity released and no immediate signs of foul play. The incident is seen as isolated, and police seek information.

The Miami Dolphins traded linebacker Jaelan Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles for a 2026 third-round pick amid a struggling season and personnel changes.

Miami experienced fog early Monday, with temperatures in the 70s and a forecast of breezy conditions following a weak front, per NBC Miami and National Weather Service.

A 14-year-old boy was shot and wounded in a Miami neighborhood on November 1. Deputies responded to SW 192nd Street and SW 113th Place around 8 p.m., where the victim was found with a gunshot wound to his arm. He was taken to the hospital in stable condition as authorities continue to search for suspects.

Motorcyclist sustains critical injuries in a Halloween night collision in West Palm Beach; police investigate the incident at Palm Beach Lakes Blvd and Australian Ave intersection.

Two individuals were arrested in St. Lucie County for elder abuse and exploitation, with one accused of fraudulently transferring the victim's home into his name.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office resolved a 2015 homicide, convicting Timothy Thomas III. He received a life sentence without parole after a plea agreement for killing Renaldo Clayton.

Fort Lauderdale starts a relief drive with Food For The Poor for Caribbean Hurricane Melissa victims, collecting essential supplies but not clothing or cash at local stations.