The boil water advisory in Broward County has been lifted after tests confirmed the water is safe to consume, ending precautions taken due to a past incident.

Communities in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast hold various ceremonies to honor the victims of 9/11, with local officials and residents participating in memorials, speeches, and reflective activities.

Riviera Beach residents learned through a letter of previously unreported drinking water violations, including delayed reporting of E. coli and fecal bacteria from January-September 2023.

Winston, a cheetah at Zoo Miami, is recovering well after having his leg cast removed, which was put on to heal a fracture from an incident last July.

The no-swim advisory for Miami-Dade's Maule Lake has been lifted following water quality testing confirming safety.

Scheduled maintenance at Peele-Dixie Water Treatment Plant will cause a temporary water color change for some Broward Boulevard neighborhoods, with safety and standards maintained.

The Museum of Ice Cream opens in Miami, offering interactive and immersive exhibits celebrating ice cream and local culture across 14,000 square feet.

Parkland shooting survivor Anthony Borges and other victims' families disputed settlements involving the shooter's assets in court, leading to heightened tensions and legal struggles.

Hot Dog Heaven in Fort Lauderdale is for sale as the owner seeks retirement. The iconic eatery is listed at $1.525 million for both the property and business.

Rapper Rich Homie Quan has died at 34. The cause of his death is under investigation. He was known for the hit "Type of Way" and collaborations with Atlanta artists. His family mourns the loss as his cultural impact is remembered.

Fort Lauderdale is starting a stormwater system improvement project in Rio Vista to address flooding, involving construction along SE 9th Avenue from September 9, with potential traffic impacts.

A high school senior in Florida used CPR to save his best friend's father after he went into cardiac arrest, demonstrating the real-life impact of emergency training.

Soignese Youte from Broward County won $1 million from a $5 scratch-off lottery ticket purchased in North Miami Beach, opting for a lump-sum payment of $798,985.