Coral Springs is hosting a free Senior Health and Wellness Fair on October 9 for seniors and their caregivers, offering various health screenings but not vaccinations.

Zoo Miami welcomes a newborn Malayan tapir, the first successful birth of the species at the zoo in 18 years, contributing to the conservation of the endangered species.

Animal Care joins Hunger Action Month by aiding Broward County residents and their pets with free food and wellness services, and waiving adoption fees.

Displaced residents of the burned Temple Courts Apartments in Miami get keys to their new homes at Sawyer Walk Residence, receiving a fresh start with the help of local authorities.

Broward County Public Schools may close or repurpose several under-enrolled schools, causing community concern about educational disparities and investment in local children.

A water main break in Hallandale Beach led to the closure of City Hall and Peter Bluesten Park, with ongoing repairs affecting traffic and city operations.

Miami-Dade County is facing a divisive vote on a new waste-to-energy plant, with protests in Miami and the Mayor of Miramar opposing the proposed location near their city due to environmental concerns.

Delray Beach reports a rise in sea turtle nests and fosters conservation through light regulation, habitat restoration, education, and community events.

Miami-Dade County announces a National Domestic Violence Awareness Month event for October 2, focusing on intimate partner violence. Officials will attend, and purple lighting will symbolize solidarity.

The Miami-Dade County HAAB is starting Hispanic Heritage Month with an event on Sept. 20, coinciding with national celebrations recognizing Latino American contributions.

The Finker-Frenkel Wish House of Make-A-Wish Foundation opened in Miami, offering a place of imagination and support for critically ill children and their families.

City crews in Fort Lauderdale repair a fractured water main, causing traffic detours and a boil water notice. Completion expected within four hours. Traffic flow and signals are being restored with some lanes reopening gradually.

Fort Lauderdale warns of early King tides and potential flooding from September 12-21. Officials urge caution, offer peak tide schedules, and advise using the FixItFTL app for reporting flooding.