Federal employees return to work after the U.S. government shutdown ends with a short-term funding bill, but political tensions and concerns over back pay remain.

Sidewalk improvements are starting on NE 18th Avenue, with new pavement and a speed table crosswalk planned to enhance pedestrian safety. Construction is scheduled to last 6-8 weeks.

A water main break in Delray Beach has prompted a precautionary boil water notice for specific addresses on Del Aire Boulevard and Court. Residents should boil water or use bottled water until further notice.

Miami-Dade will start sending out over 40,000 mail-in ballots on November 17 for the December 9 elections, as announced by Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia.

Davie's Fire Rescue hosts Santa’s Enchanted Fire Station on December 5, inviting the community to enjoy festivities and donate toys for children in need.

U.S. Attorney Jason A. Reding Quiñones received the Key to the City of Miami from Mayor Francis Suarez for his 22 years of dedicated service and impact on the community’s safety and integrity.

Palm Beach County is starting construction on the Villas of Solana, including 28 affordable townhomes for first-time buyers, with features meeting modern safety standards.

High school coach Ruben Paulo Tirado was arrested for alleged lewd conduct with a minor and terminated from Seminole Ridge High School. Community responses vary, and an investigation is ongoing.

The Martin County Sheriff's Office is searching for Ethan R. Boyd, a missing 14-year-old autistic boy from Palm City, after he left home following an argument.

James Vanhorn was arrested at a Fort Pierce City Hall meeting for going over his speaking time and approaching officials, leading to a disturbance charge.

Traffic incidents on the Florida Turnpike near Boynton Beach have caused significant delays and led to two left lanes being blocked, with authorities responding and advising alternative routes.

Two teens were seriously injured in Coral Springs when their mini dirt bike hit a car; one was airlifted, and both are at Broward Health Medical Center. The crash is under investigation.

A judge ruled Frank Carollo can run in Miami's runoff for the District 3 City Commission seat, despite a term limit referendum potentially affecting his eligibility.