Key Biscayne has permanently banned motorized scooters and electric bikes, following the death of Megan Andrews after being hit by an e-bike. This move strengthens previous safety efforts and regulations.

South Florida faces heavy flooding from intense rains, with a flood watch in effect through Thursday. Streets and businesses are underwater, and cities work to manage the impact.

A fire in Miami's Temple Court apartments, suspected to be arson, displaced over 40 residents and injured a maintenance worker. The first three-alarm fire in 25 years in the city is under investigation.

Miami Beach announces its 5th annual Juneteenth celebration with dance performances, jazz events, film screenings, and discussions to honor Black Americans and commemorate emancipation.

Delray Beach was listed as one of the 2024 Healthiest Employers of South Florida for its excellent employee wellness initiatives, like on-site clinics and fitness programs.

A 94-year-old fan, Marnette Wegmann, shares her enduring passion for the Florida Panthers, hoping to see them win the Stanley Cup, despite health challenges.

Sydney Edson and Ray Glansberg from the Treasure Coast received a heartfelt welcome home after participating in a D-Day Memorial Honor Flight to Normandy. The flight, organized by Southeast Florida Honor Flight, was in honor of the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

South Florida counties offer free summer meals for students through the Summer BreakSpot program, but unlike prior years, meals must be eaten on site.

Hobie Beach in Miami-Dade County was renamed Castaways Against Cancer Beach to honor the non-profit's efforts in fighting cancer and launching annual fundraising events.

Miami-Dade Animal Services and Friends of Miami Animals Foundation have launched the Wellness on Wheels program, a mobile veterinary clinic for pets in underserved communities.

Spanish River Beach in Boca Raton is pursuing the prestigious Blue Flag Award, signifying high environmental and safety standards, and has reached the Candidate status in the accreditation process.

Broward County will start drainage improvements in Washington Park on June 17, aiming to reduce flood issues, with completion expected by February 2025. Traffic may be affected.

Fort Lauderdale is implementing a water main project using trenchless technology to install new HDPE pipes, with minimal disturbance expected and planned completion by mid-June 2024.