A scooter rider was killed in Fort Lauderdale after being hit by a garbage truck; the incident closed a major intersection for investigation. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.

The weather forecast for Miami predicts a week of unpredictable conditions with a 50-60% chance of rain and frequent thunderstorms, especially in the evenings.

Jonathan Toubes was arrested for making violent threats outside a Miami Beach synagogue on Yom Kippur, repeating similar offenses from weeks prior. He is accused of antisemitism and creating fear among congregants.

Three individuals were arrested at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport for attempting to steal luxury goods. They face charges including grand theft and fraud.

Palm Beach County launched its Domestic Violence Awareness Month with an event at the Sheriff’s Office Training Center, highlighting advocacy, education, and support initiatives for survivors.

North Carolina murder suspect Alvaro Luis Ozuna Sierra was arrested in Port St. Lucie, with the local police department receiving aid from a K9 unit. His extradition to North Carolina is pending.

FBI agents raided the home of Xavier Jordan, an Ecuadorian businessman accused in a high-profile assassination in Ecuador. Jordan claims innocence and vows to cooperate with the investigation.

Staff at Memorial Hospital West organized a wedding for cancer patient Richard Parague and Kareen Bowler, complete with donated cake, decorations, and music.

Florisvalzo Donascimento, a 69-year-old man with health issues, is missing from Coconut Creek. He was last seen in a blue shirt, khaki pants, and black and white shoes. Police and family are actively seeking information to find him.

Activists protested outside FIFA's Coral Gables office against the anticipated presence of ICE agents at the World Cup in Miami, arguing it contradicts FIFA's human rights commitments and could deter attendance.

The forecast for South Florida indicates a wet pattern with rain and thunderstorms into the weekend and early next week, with a minor chance of tropical development.

Broward County's Animal Care hosts "Empty the Shelters" campaign for free pet adoptions from October 1-15, promoting companionship and aiding crowded shelters.

Miami-Dade County is hosting a "How to Do Business with the County" event on October 8 to help local businesses become certified vendors and secure government contracts.