Broward Sheriff's Office hosts a Shred-A-Thon and medication disposal event on Nov 1, 2025, at the Charles F. Dodge City Center.

The article details the upcoming Collective Matter art exhibition at Studio 18 Art Complex starting November 14, with local artists displaying diverse works, free public admission, and a reception event.

Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue received a $1.36 million FEMA grant for high-rise emergency response training to improve readiness for the city's growing skyline.

The Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida started a $40 million expansion of their casino and resort, involving new amenities and a collaboration with various construction and design firms.

Miami police arrested Paul Mario Hoyos, known as "TESOE," who is accused of being the ringleader in a series of vandalism acts, including tagging prominent buildings and a highway.

A collision on North Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach caused injuries and traffic closure, with partial reopening and police advising alternative routes.

A Pinecrest family's French bulldog was attacked by a coyote in their backyard, an event caught on security footage, leading to increased caution and preventive measures to protect their pet.

A Pompano Beach man was arrested for leaving two dogs in a filthy cage without proper food or shelter, and was charged with animal cruelty. He posted bond and was released.

One person was hospitalized after a domestic-related stabbing at Davie's Zona Village apartment complex; the investigation is ongoing, with no arrests made.

Miami weather forecast includes brief showers, a dip in temperatures later in the week, followed by a sunny, cooler weekend, with a return to warmer temperatures and occasional showers next week.

A man from Georgia was arrested for assaulting and robbing a tourist in Miami Beach, with the violent act caught on camera leading to multiple charges against him.

A 68-year-old man in Miami was arrested for allegedly touching an 11-year-old girl at a hotel pool and is facing charges including lewd and lascivious battery on a child.

The FBI is seeking Rodolfo Mantilla, accused of importing cocaine into South Florida, and is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest and conviction.