The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department will temporarily change water disinfection methods starting September 9 for maintenance, ensuring water quality and safety.

A new red-light camera in Boynton Beach aims to deter traffic violations at Boynton Beach Boulevard and NW 8th Street, with a fine of $158 starting tomorrow after a warning period.

Lightning struck a West Park home while a mother and her baby were inside; both were unharmed, with damage to the property.

South Florida union leaders and workers rallied on Labor Day for better wages and affordable health benefits, as rising living costs and housing crises press on.

A Mega Millions ticket sold at a Publix in Plantation, Florida, won $1 million by matching five numbers, missing the Mega Ball for the $627 million jackpot.

A water main break at 5724 Monroe Street has led to a boil water advisory for nearby residents. Crews are working on repairs and updates will be issued when water is safe to consume again.

A female manatee was rescued from a sandbar in Fort Pierce by the U.S. Coast Guard and Florida wildlife officials. The manatee was in good health and returned to the water.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson visited the University of Miami, giving students samples from his Papatui skincare line and sharing advice, in a gesture reflecting his connection as an alumnus.

Miami-Dade high school students showcased their self-built electric go-karts focusing on efficiency at the Miami International Auto Show's Electrathon race.

A No Swim Advisory is in effect for Maule Lake, Miami-Dade, due to a wastewater spill from a damaged pipe; water activities are discouraged in the affected area until further notice.

A Preply survey ranked Miami as the rudest city in America, with both locals and tourists acknowledging the city's impoliteness. The study also identified the nicest cities, prompting discussions on community kindness.

Seven individuals were arrested for illegally harvesting over 10,000 pounds of saw palmetto berries in Florida's J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area.

Hialeah Gardens partners with Altumint to address speeding in school zones, deploying AI trailers to enforce speed limits and protect students, with fines up to $100 after a warning period.