Mayor Levine Cava defends Miami-Dade's fiscal prudence and highlights tax rate cuts, budget efficiency, and investments in law enforcement and infrastructure.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue offers safety tips for Halloween, focusing on decoration fire prevention, costume safety, visibility, and trick-or-treating strategies to prevent accidents and injuries.

Miami-Dade County celebrates America Recycles Day with a month-long series of events to promote recycling and sustainability, including a shredding and chemical disposal event, and educational activities at local events.

Senator René García led a panel at FIU discussing the health risks of synthetic food dyes and advocating for natural alternatives in Miami-Dade County.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office resolved a 2015 homicide, convicting Timothy Thomas III. He received a life sentence without parole after a plea agreement for killing Renaldo Clayton.

Kevin Brito Rios faces vehicular homicide charges after a deadly head-on crash in Hialeah; he was reportedly speeding at 80 mph in a 30 mph zone prior to the incident.

Delray Beach is beginning a significant beach nourishment project to combat erosion and enhance coastal resilience with funding from various governmental sources and project completion expected by early 2026.

The Las Olas Boulevard Bridge in Fort Lauderdale reopened after fast repairs following a closure announced by police with no initial ETA on when it would be fixed.

PBSO appeals for help in a 2023 double homicide in Belle Glade and renews this appeal two years later, still seeking justice for victims Eddie C. Willingham and Allah Lawrence.

The Palm Beach County community commemorates the fourth anniversary of a block party shooting that left one person dead, with detectives seeking public tips.

Davie offers free outdoor movies on select Fridays from October to December, with free popcorn and ample parking. Early arrival is advised for seating.

West Palm Beach braces for King Tides, with potential floods expected through December. The city is responding with infrastructure upgrades, including tidal flood valves, to mitigate impact.

Fort Lauderdale starts a relief drive with Food For The Poor for Caribbean Hurricane Melissa victims, collecting essential supplies but not clothing or cash at local stations.