Edison Towers, a revitalized affordable housing development for seniors 62 and up, opens in Liberty City with Miami-Dade officials celebrating the effort to tackle the affordable housing crisis.

Barbara Dr in Fort Lauderdale will be closed for sewer work 8 AM-5 PM daily, from Sept 22 to Oct 2, 2025. Detours via S Ocean Dr, SE 21st St, and SE 25th Ave.

A watermain leak on A1A near Nebraska Street is causing traffic disruptions, closing two southbound lanes but not requiring a boil water advisory. Drivers can use the center lane to bypass the area.

Miami International Airport introduces a prepayment option for parking, allowing advance booking up to a year at Dolphin or Flamingo garages with a QR code system for entry and exit.

Former Miami-Dade Commissioner Joe Martinez was sentenced to 34.5 months in prison for taking bribes related to legislation. His attorneys plan to appeal the conviction.

Two workers were injured at a North Miami Beach construction site due to equipment failure and scaffolding collapse.

A 2-year-old boy was hospitalized after nearly drowning in a pool in Homestead; his family provided initial CPR until help arrived, and he is now stable.

A woman was fatally struck by a car in Lauderhill, with local police responding. The driver showed no impairment and is not arrested; the investigation is ongoing.

Two separate traffic incidents in Florida caused deaths and disruption. A wrong-way crash on I-95 in Brevard killed three, while a multi-vehicle accident in Miami-Dade closed northbound lanes.

Two South Florida academics faced disciplinary actions over comments on Charlie Kirk's assassination; a UM neurologist resigned and an FAU faculty member suspended.

A man died in a house fire in Boynton Beach, with investigators looking into its causes, especially around the kitchen area. The victim was renting the property, and foul play is not yet determined.

An off-duty deputy in Miami Gardens engaged in a pursuit resulting in Isaiah Collins—wanted for double murder—getting shot after refusing to surrender and making erratic movements.

Miami's week ahead will have sunshine and storms, with chances of afternoon showers and thunderstorms increasing from 40% to 70%, and temperatures near the high 80s.