Miami-Dade reopens North Hobie Island Beach with $14M in upgrades, featuring eco-friendly improvements and enhanced safety for cyclists and pedestrians in line with Vision Zero goals.

North Miami's 2nd Annual Get in Gear Community Bike Ride set for Dec. 7, offers health-focused activities, 50- or 30-mile rides, and community engagement with support from Vice Mayor Estimé-Irvin.

Kristopher Keith Roman was arrested for attempted murder after hitting a woman with his car in Pembroke Park; investigators are still unclear on the motive.

A woman with a knife was shot and killed by Lauderhill police, prompting an FDLE investigation. Details are limited; the shooting occurred after officers responded to a call at NW 16th St.

A special needs student was arrested for allegedly punching a teacher at Miami Northwestern Senior High, with differing accounts of the incident presented.

Boynton Beach announces a vegetation amnesty program for free yard waste disposal from December 9-13, allowing unlimited debris collection with certain size restrictions.

Miami-Dade County and The Bahamas have signed an MOU to collaborate on film sector growth, involving promotion, education, and economic development in both regions.

Joshua Ismael Campos was arrested in relation to the 2021 homicide of Demetrius Harris. His arrest follows an FBI-aided manhunt and an ongoing investigation.

The Miami-Dade DTPW extends Metromover hours during Art Week to facilitate travel to Art Basel, incorporating the city's art into the transit experience.

Fort Lauderdale is starting the design phase for the Castle Harbor Bridge replacement, led by Stantec and RADISE International, with a focus on surveys and impact management.

Broward County joins the Climate Mayors network to address climate change, collaborate on sustainable practices, and advance local and broader initiatives for environmental resilience.

Drainage enhancements are underway on NW 7th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, set to complete by April 7, 2025. Night work will keep one lane open; side streets may close temporarily.

The Flamingo Greenway Project in Pembroke Pines began construction for a recreational greenway which will include a multi-use path and landscaping by March 2026.