A tornado hit Wellington, Florida, causing significant property damage but no serious injuries reported, just hours before Hurricane Milton's expected landfall.

FPL is prepared to restore power during Hurricane Milton, with a 17,000-strong team and additional crews from 37 states ready to assist with expected outages in Florida.

Palm Tran suspends all transit services in Palm Beach County ahead of Hurricane Milton for public safety, helping residents reach shelters until noon Wednesday.

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, residents rush to prepare, lining up for sandbags and finalizing safety measures, with officials emphasizing the urgency to act before conditions worsen.

Coco Mastrangelo, a 15-year-old girl reported missing in Miami Beach, has been found safe, ending the search initiated after her recent disappearance.

Pembroke Pines adjusts city operations and school activities in response to Hurricane Milton, with early closures and some services shut down on subsequent days.

Pembroke Pines offers free sandbags to residents to prepare for heavy rains, with a self-service filling station at Pembroke Pines Health Park until 4 pm today; proof of residency required. Assistance is available for elderly and disabled.

Broward County Animal Care requests public assistance in fostering pets during storm season to alleviate shelter overcrowding and ensure animal safety.

Delray Beach has temporarily suspended reclaimed water service on the barrier island due to bad weather, with no resumption time provided. Residents are advised to adjust irrigation systems.

U.S. Attorney Lapointe warns of scams following Hurricane Helene and advises the public on how to avoid them and report suspicious activities to the National Center for Disaster Fraud.

Schools, universities, and transport services in Florida announce closures ahead of Hurricane Milton, and public events like the Latino Summit with Donald Trump have been postponed.

Miami-Dade County declares a local state of emergency due to Hurricane Milton, with measures including flood mitigation, sandbag distribution, and emergency services for residents affected by the flooding.

Boynton Beach is providing sandbags for residents at Oyer Jr. Park to prevent flooding due to severe weather, with a limit of three bags per person while supplies last.