Palm Beach International Airport is reopening after Hurricane Milton with limited flights starting at 1 p.m. and constrained shopping and dining options. Travelers are advised to arrive early and confirm with airlines.

Tornadoes were reported in Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton, causing damage and loss of life, with multiple sightings and aftermath witnessed by locals.

Miami's weather is shifting with lower wind speeds and higher temperatures forecasted, including a chance for quick showers, according to NBC 6 Miami and the National Weather Service.

Wilton Manors Police are looking for 67-year-old Robert Collado, missing from his home and suffering from dementia, last seen wearing a pink polo and black shoes.

Miami closes city buildings in anticipation of Hurricane Milton, ensuring public safety and essential services continuation.

Palm Beach County mobilizes to protect vulnerable populations from an incoming storm, offering shelter and free transportation via special Palm Tran services. Local government and nonprofits are coordinating efforts.

Multiple Sawgrass Mills restaurants were closed due to health violations, including rodent droppings and roaches, with some repeatedly failing inspections.

Elizabeth Burkly, a University of Miami student, was arrested for a bomb threat she posted on Instagram. The FBI, alerted by Meta, linked the post to her IP address. She confessed after being confronted in her dorm and was charged and taken to jail.

Pembroke Pines offers free sandbags to residents to prepare for heavy rains, with a self-service filling station at Pembroke Pines Health Park until 4 pm today; proof of residency required. Assistance is available for elderly and disabled.

Miami-Dade County schedules a press conference to discuss Hurricane Milton preparedness, with Mayor Levine Cava speaking, and the EOC activating to Level 2 readiness.

Brightline suspends train operations between West Palm Beach and Orlando due to Hurricane Milton, with the last train from Miami terminating early. Other South Florida routes remain operational.

Schools, universities, and transport services in Florida announce closures ahead of Hurricane Milton, and public events like the Latino Summit with Donald Trump have been postponed.

Two separate crashes on State Road 836 in Miami-Dade caused major delays, with all lanes reopening by 8:30 am.