Hurricane Erin brings the potential for mild flooding in Fort Lauderdale due to higher tides, particularly in low-lying areas. The city monitors the situation and advises caution during the period of high tides.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools introduced a new lunch menu with healthier options like whole grain empanadas and veggie sticks, aiming to combine taste with nutrition. All district students get free breakfast and lunch.

The Town of Davie will host "Celebrate Davie" on September 20, 2025, offering activities like inflatable rides and live music at the Bergeron Rodeo Grounds.

The Subtropics 2025 Marathon is set to provide experimental arts at Miami's Deering Estate, featuring over 40 artists with free but RSVP-required entry.

Miami-Dade County's HAAB to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with a celebratory event featuring music, art, and cultural showcases on September 16, 2025.

Fort Lauderdale is consulting citizens on spending $88 million in federal funds for disaster recovery, offering an online survey and a virtual meeting for input.

Broward County's Clear the Shelters campaign offers free pet adoptions in August, with 175 animals already adopted, as part of an effort to find homes for pets and encourage responsible ownership.

The Palm Beach County Criminal Justice Commission and Sheriff's Office are launching the 50th CCJA session to educate residents about the criminal justice system.

The PGA Tour will reintroduce Trump National Doral's 'Blue Monster' course for the 2026 Miami Championship, resuming events there after a decade-long hiatus.

University of Miami janitorial staff, backed by SEIU Local 32BJ, may strike over a wage dispute with ABM, the university's outsourcing firm. Negotiations are ongoing as workers seek higher wages amid rising living costs.

The Missing Child Alert for 4-year-old Azariah Woodson in Florida was cancelled after he was reported safe; details of his recovery haven't been disclosed.

The City of Fort Lauderdale is hosting a meeting to present new road designs for Andrews and NE/SE 3rd Avenue, focusing on pedestrian and cyclist safety.

Pembroke Pines residents can safely dispose of hazardous waste at a city event on September 6, 2025, offered by the City and Republic Services. Proof of residency required.