A plane at North Perry Airport had a rough landing due to possible gear issues, damaging its propeller; no injuries reported. The FAA is investigating.

Miami's new mayor, Eileen Higgins, appoints a senior staff team focused on improving service delivery and public trust, with senior roles filled by experts in economic growth, policy, community enhancement, and communications.

FDOT's construction plans in Palm Beach County may cause traffic disruptions, including lane closures and detours, from Jan. 30 to Feb. 6, 2026, affecting areas like Boynton Beach Blvd and the Earman River Bridge.

A car crash into a canal in Southwest Miami-Dade resulted in the driver's death and left two passengers in critical condition; the cause is under investigation.

South Florida sees unusually cold weather, with a record low in Fort Lauderdale and chilly forecasts in Miami. Temperatures are expected to rise later in the week.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem discussed TSA success and modernization plans at Miami International Airport, amid scrutiny and calls for her resignation.

Activists in downtown Miami protested against ICE, calling for its abolition and criticizing its deportation practices and alleged involvement in eight killings.

Florida will enforce an English-only policy for driver's license exams from February 6, ending the use of interpreters or other languages for the tests.

Deerfield Beach announces the spring return of its Adult Coed Softball League, with games on Fridays and a playoff season culminating in a trophy and t-shirts. Registration is open until March 15.

Mayor Keith A. James outlined his vision for West Palm Beach’s future, focusing on community strength and economic development in his State of the City Address.

Fort Lauderdale's "Friday Dining in the Streets" event will close NE 33rd Street's eastbound lanes to vehicles every Friday evening from February 6 to April 24, from 5 p.m. to midnight.

An 81-year-old woman died after a garbage truck struck her; the driver was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. The incident is under investigation.

Florida's state university system is temporarily halting hiring foreign workers via H-1B visas, with potential impacts on innovation and the hiring of specialized staff like those in medicine and STEM. Critics fear it will harm competitiveness.