Palm Beach County schools are closed on Rosh Hashanah and have additional scheduled breaks, with contingency plans for hurricane days ensuring no loss of school time.

Eulois Cleckley is leaving his role as Miami-Dade's head of Transportation to lead the Underline project, prompting a search for a new transit director.

Smash Bros, a new health-conscious burger joint by four friends, will open in Edgewater, Miami on October 11, giving away 100 free burgers. They emphasize 100% grass-fed beef and cook fries in beef tallow.

Gregori Arzoumanov, president of Turnberry On the Green, was arrested on charges including theft of over $1.5 million.

Boynton Beach announces a new program with Prospera USA that provides walk-in, bilingual business consultation services to local entrepreneurs without appointments.

Boca Raton Police are investigating a disturbance at the Residence Inn and advised the public to avoid the area near 500 Northwest 77th Street. No further details have been provided.

David Phillip Turner was arrested in Miami Beach for the double murder of his ex-wife and her partner in Maryland.

Lauderhill police seek two suspects in a smoke shop burglary captured on surveillance, with the owner reporting stolen goods and urging public help to identify the culprits.

Miami-Dade County Parks introduces eight new pickleball courts at Tropical Park, responding to the sport's growing popularity and enhancing their recreation offerings.

Homestead, Florida announces its Halloween Spook-tacular event scheduled for October 19 at Losner Park, with trick-or-treating, a haunted house, kids' zone, food trucks, and a pumpkin decorating contest.

West Palm Beach received 17 Sunsational Awards from the FFEA for event excellence, with Mayor James thanking the team and highlighting the collaborative efforts in the city's community events.

Miami-Dade County offices, libraries, and other services will close for Columbus Day, but essential services like trash collection and public transportation will operate normally.

Officials are searching for Arkanson St. Phard, a missing 34-year-old from Palm Beach County with mental and medical health issues, last seen on September 26.