Construction on Palm Avenue in Fort Lauderdale is set to begin September 3, 2025, at 11 p.m. for water meter installation, causing road closures and detours.

Fort Lauderdale faced multiple power outages affecting Dillard High School and other areas. A downed power line caused further disruptions. FPL restored power for most customers and is investigating the incidents.

Fort Lauderdale's Vista Park parking lot is set for enhancements, including resurfacing and drainage improvements, starting September 15, with minimal traffic disruption expected.

LawnStarter's "Dirtiest Cities in America" survey ranks San Bernardino as the dirtiest city, with high resident dissatisfaction and heavy pollution from local warehouses and industries.

Over 100 people held a vigil at Lake Worth Beach City Hall to support children of parents arrested by ICE, sharing stories of fear and advocating for immigration policy change.

The Amerant Bank Arena will host a major job fair featuring various companies, including immediate interview opportunities, for South Florida job seekers.

Delray Beach has reached a tentative labor contract with its police union to increase officer wages, extend the DROP program, and establish policies regarding fitness for duty and substance testing.

Zoo Miami celebrated the birth of an endangered banteng calf, witnessed by visitors. The male calf is healthy, and the zoo is active in conservation efforts.

A Burmese python was found in a Miami-Dade home shed; firefighter Captain Shaw safely removed it, underscoring the invasive species problem in Florida.

City Hall confirms no changes to garbage and bulk pickup schedules during the Labor Day holiday, ensuring uninterrupted sanitation services for residents.

The US Coast Guard announces its largest cocaine haul at over 76,140 pounds, to be detailed in a press conference at Port Everglades with top officials present.

A Texas man biked from New York City to Miami Beach, receiving support and hospitality along the way. He balanced work with his journey, which highlighted human connection and resilience.

Two sculptures honoring migrants were unveiled at a Miami shrine, with a blessing from Archbishop Wenski. The artworks, donated by the Fernandez family, symbolize the journey of refugees.