Fort Lauderdale's customer call center will be closed on October 22 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. for staff training, with after-hours services and a reporting app suggested as alternatives.

The City of Hollywood warns of potential flooding from King Tides and advises residents to prepare, with high tides predicted by NOAA to affect the area into mid-December.

Broward County announces mosquito control efforts using VectoBac WDG larvicide in several areas starting October 21, urging residents to eliminate standing water to prevent breeding.

The PBC Parks BioBlitz saw 250 participants record 4,000 observations of pollinators, a fourfold increase from the previous year, to educate and preserve native habitats.

A study by CoWorkingCafe ranks Miami as the second-best U.S. city for small businesses, with other Florida cities like Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Lauderdale also in the top ten.

Fort Lauderdale expects record-setting King Tides, causing potential flooding and impassable roads from October 14-22, with peak tides around October 18.

Fort Lauderdale firefighters rescued a kitten named Salem trapped in a car engine and are now seeking someone to adopt him.

Wellington opens a one-day resource center in response to Hurricane Milton, offering support from multiple agencies to help affected residents recover and apply for aid.

A Miami man won $1 million from a Florida Lottery scratch-off game and chose a lump-sum payment of $640,000. The winning ticket was sold at Kendale Service Center.

Miami Gardens mobilizes aid for Hurricane Milton victims, coordinating supplies and hot meals for Pinellas County, with community support filling a 53-foot truck for swift delivery to impacted areas.

Palm Beach County residents face power outages post-Hurricane Milton; FPL working to restore electricity to half a million impacted customers across Florida.

A tornado struck Spanish Lakes Country Club in St. Lucie County, causing at least six deaths and extensive damage. Search operations and relief efforts are underway, with officials providing aid to survivors.

Miami-Dade County announces recovery efforts and service updates following Hurricane Milton, with Mayor Cava emphasizing safety and highlighting the work of emergency crews and, noting that some services are resuming while others remain paused.