Broward County has announced pavement repair on Military Trail in Deerfield Beach, affecting traffic from October to December 2025, with lane closures but maintained access to properties.

A manhole issue causes a sewer overflow in Fort Lauderdale, prompting a waterway advisory and impacting traffic and water activities near E. Las Olas Boulevard & Bontona Avenue.

Miami Beach Fire Department introduces a new protocol to administer antibiotics to sepsis patients before hospital arrival, aiming to reduce sepsis mortality rates.

Two people were hospitalized, one in serious and another in critical condition, after a two-vehicle crash early Friday in Coral Springs, at Sample Road and Holiday Springs Boulevard. The road was closed for hours for investigation.

Palm Beach County is emerging as a hub for quantum technology, with the Quantum Beach conference highlighting its potential. Partnerships are being forged to foster innovation and investments in the quantum field.

Firefighters in Fort Lauderdale saved residents and a dog from an apartment fire, with a rescue team providing oxygen to the canine. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Erik Spoelstra is named the new head coach of the USA Basketball men’s national team, succeeding Steve Kerr for the 2027 World Cup and 2028 Olympics. He has previously led the Miami Heat to success, reinforcing his elite coaching status.

Miami Beach police rescued four men from rough waters after their boat capsized; body camera footage showed the late-night rescue operation. No injuries were reported.

A woman is detained for questioning after a man was found dead in a Fort Pierce home; officials say the incident appears isolated with no community threat.

Two Miami police officers were shot and hospitalized while responding to a gun detection report in Allapattah. They are stable, and a suspect is barricaded.

Publix allows open carry of firearms in Florida stores, following a court decision overturning the state's ban, prompting mixed reactions among customers.

A man threatened a rabbi with a fake gun outside a Miami Beach synagogue. Identified as Christopher Martinez, he has a history of over 80 arrests. He faces charges, including aggravated assault with prejudice. His bond is set at $25,000.

Miami-Dade County's WOW Mobile Veterinary Clinic provides essential pet services in underserved areas, funded by Friends of Miami Animals Foundation Inc., at no cost to pet owners.