The Eco Grande Golf Course has reopened after canal restoration work but awaits the delivery of a new fleet of golf carts, with no confirmed date yet.

Jamaican-born Nesta Leeloo celebrated her 108th birthday in Tamarac, surrounded by her large family, and received honors including a day named after her.

The Pompano Beach CRA will reveal a Master Plan for the McNab House & Botanical Gardens on January 23, 2025, highlighting plans for a revamped house and immersive sensory garden.

A boil water notice is issued for parts of Delray Beach, FL, due to a water main break. Residents should boil water for safety until the notice is lifted.

Groundbreaking for a new football field took place at Miami Gardens' Walt Frazier Park, symbolizing a partnership between the Orange Bowl Committee and the community.

Abandoned Pet Rescue in Fort Lauderdale seeks families to adopt pets like Cece and Lucy, who await loving homes and promise to bring joy to their new owners.

Fort Lauderdale begins a stormwater system enhancement project on NW 19th Street, with lane closures expected until March 1, 2025. Local travel may be impacted, but access to driveways will be maintained.

Miami-Dade's Animal Services has launched the WOW Mobile Veterinary Clinic to offer free pet wellness services in underserved areas. The clinic is currently stationed at the Paseo del Rio Apartments until March 26.

Miami Beach police increase security for the Orange Bowl following a deadly attack in New Orleans, with no specific threat reported but high vigilance maintained.

Fort Lauderdale has lifted a waterway advisory on the South Fork Middle River after a wastewater discharge issue was resolved and water quality standards were met.

ATVs were used to run over a flock of waterfowl in Cooper City, as reported by NBC Miami, with residents describing the severe aftermath and seeking information on the perpetrators.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue emphasizes the importance of fireworks safety, citing injuries and damage from previous years. They advise buying from approved vendors and following safety guidelines to prevent mishaps.

Fort Lauderdale has lifted the water advisory for Las Olas Isles and parts of the New River, ensuring water activities are safe after prior wastewater discharge.