South Florida recovers as Hurricane Rafael moves away, with Miami expecting gusty conditions but generally improving weather. The weekend promises to be sunny before rain chances increase on Sunday.

Police are searching for 65-year-old Leon Dunne, missing since October 30 after leaving a treatment center in Plantation, Florida. He is considered endangered.

Three women were shot in Miami after an election-related dispute; one is critical, the others stable. The suspect is sought by police.

Monique Worrell wins back state attorney role in Florida after suspension by Governor DeSantis, contrasting with the defeat of another ousted prosecutor, Andrew Warren.

Over fifty homeless people were abruptly relocated from Camillus House to a Miami Beach hostel, prompting criticism and calls for an investigation by Senator García.

Miami-Dade Transit will run normal weekday schedules for Metrobus, Metrorail, and Metromover on Veterans Day, providing uninterrupted access for both veterans and civilians to events. Digital services for fare and EASY Cards are promoted.

Delray Beach is replacing faulty water meter communication devices from Nov 7, 2024, to March 2025 to improve reading reliability and utility management. Minimal disruptions are expected during the campaign.

Miami trash schedules are unchanged for Veterans Day; residents with Monday pickups should place items out on Sunday evening, following set guidelines. The Mini Dump Facility will be open for drop-offs with proof of residency.

Volaris El Salvador increases its nonstop flights between Miami and San Salvador to four times weekly, reflecting growing travel demand. Miami-Dade's Mayor praises the service, which complements existing flights via Honduras.

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw won a sixth term in Palm Beach County, defeating Michael Gauger, with Bradshaw's legacy in law enforcement bolstering his continued leadership.

West Palm Beach is experiencing traffic and congestion ahead of election results due to a Trump watch party; authorities advise alternative routes and extra travel time.

A man was shot and another arrested following a dispute over personal belongings at Dinner Key Marina in Miami. The altercation escalated to gunfire and a physical confrontation.

A man was arrested for burglarizing a Broward Sheriff's Office vehicle, stealing items including firearm magazines and a handcuff key. The suspect has a past criminal record and was on probation.