The Palm Beach County Library unveils a colorful new bookmobile on October 16 to bring resources to communities, with a ceremonial event at the Main Library.

A semi-truck jackknifed on I-595, spilling fuel and blocking eastbound traffic. No injuries reported; cleanup is underway, causing significant delays.

Miami's forecast includes scattered showers, thunderstorms, and an east wind; temperatures will be in the mid-80s with a chance of reduced humidity by Sunday.

The rainbow crosswalk in Miami Beach was removed by FDOT without notice, leaving the LGBTQ+ community and advocates distressed and questioning the use of public funds.

Repairs were made overnight on a broken sewer main in Lauderdale Manors, and Chateau Park Drive remains closed for restoration. Traffic is being detoured.

The Pembroke Pines Festival of the Arts at Charles F. Dodge City Center offers live performances, workshops, food trucks, and a market on November 8-9.

Boca Raton's tap water will briefly taste and smell differently due to a disinfection process change from October 5-19, 2025, with chlorine replacing chloramine. It's safe but requires some user adjustments.

One person died and another was injured in a Northwest Miami shooting; police were alerted by ShotSpotter and found an empty, bullet-riddled vehicle. Details on the incident and suspects remain under investigation.

Miami is expected to experience mixed weather, with a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms, temperatures in the mid to high 80s, and an east wind up to 22 mph.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue shifted to an exterior attack due to a fire in an Opa-Locka apartment building, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Two children airlifted to hospital after a car crash in Florida City; details of the incident under investigation.

Roberto Meneses, a City of Hollywood employee, was arrested on charges including bribery and extortion, after being accused of using his position to exploit individuals over permitting issues, with over $4,500 allegedly collected unlawfully.

City crews in Fort Lauderdale, FL, successfully repaired a damaged water service line, reopening northbound lanes on N. Federal Highway at NE 26th Street.