Davie offers free outdoor movies on select Fridays from October to December, with free popcorn and ample parking. Early arrival is advised for seating.

A cool air mass has brought lower temperatures and humidity to South Florida, with comfortable weather expected for Halloween evening. Temperatures are to warm gradually over the weekend.

Delray Beach has announced a multi-million dollar beach nourishment project to combat coastal erosion, funded partly by federal aid and involving partnerships with multiple agencies, aimed for completion by early 2026.

A church in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea faced unlawful entry and theft, including an iPad, causing the community to feel violated. Authorities are investigating the incidents.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has contacted the Florida Congressional Delegation seeking urgent action to maintain vital services during the federal shutdown.

The Deering Estate is exhibiting "Marmoris" by its Artists-in-Residence at The Arts Warehouse in Delray Beach from Nov 7, 2025, to Jan 24, 2026, highlighting diverse media inspired by South Florida's scenery.

Coral Springs' Public Art Committee endorses CJ Hungerman's mural for City Commission approval, aiming to enhance the downtown area with a $38,000 public art project funded by the Public Art Fund.

Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue received a $1.36 million FEMA grant for high-rise emergency response training to improve readiness for the city's growing skyline.

One person was hospitalized after a domestic-related stabbing at Davie's Zona Village apartment complex; the investigation is ongoing, with no arrests made.

Miami-Dade County will celebrate local heroes at the 4th Annual Hometown Heroes Parade and Festival on November 1, 2025, featuring Grand Marshal DJ Laz.

One man is critically injured in an early morning shooting near a Miami-Dade smoke shop; police search for the shooter as the community hopes for the victim’s recovery.

West Palm Beach unveils the upgraded Coleman Park Community Center and new Paul G. Blackshear Gymnasium with a $4.7 million investment, celebrating with a ribbon cutting and community festival.

Miami-Dade will rename a street to honor the late Rev. Dr. Antwane Lenoir, Sr., a respected community leader and spiritual guide, in a ceremony on Wednesday.