Significant progress has been made on the Las Olas Isles Utility Undergrounding Project, with power lines being replaced by underground systems and preparations for new streetlights and sidewalk replacements underway.

Fort Lauderdale partners with Murphy Pipeline Contractors to replace deteriorated water mains using corrosion-resistant HDPE and trenchless technology.

Hector Rodriguez, a Miami-Dade Corrections staff member, dedicates his time to mentoring young men through football, emphasizing life skills and personal development beyond the sport.

Broward County begins drainage system upgrades in Broadview Park to prevent flooding, with construction affecting Peters Road traffic from April 15 until November 2024.

Kendra Howells, a missing Pompano Beach woman, died at a hospital on March 29, with the cause still under investigation by the Broward Sheriff's Office.

Authorities are searching for Darlyn Garcia Lopez, a 15-year-old girl missing from Lauderdale Lakes since Tuesday morning. She's 5' tall, weighs 160 pounds, with a birthmark on the right side of her upper lip.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is searching for 64-year-old, non-verbal Leon Dunne, last seen in Deerfield Beach, with urgent public assistance requested.

Mia Wooten, a 14-year-old girl from southwest Miami-Dade, was found safe after a Missing Child Alert was issued for her disappearance on Thursday morning.

Miami-Dade County is intensifying its mosquito control efforts with the arrival of spring, employing both preventive measures and public education to combat over 50 local mosquito species and prevent related diseases.

Miami-Dade County Commissioners have initiated a comprehensive safety study of Biscayne Bay to address boating safety and establish potential new speed zones.

Zoo Miami celebrates the historic hatching of a rare crested coua chick, marking a significant conservation achievement.

A water main break in Weston, Florida, has caused the cancellation of Thursday classes at Falcon Cove Middle School and Cypress Bay High School. Repair efforts are underway.

Palm Beach County broke ground on Green Cay Phase II, integrating a park, education center, and a reverse-osmosis water purification facility. This marks Florida's commitment to sustainable water management.