The City of Hollywood warns of potential flooding from King Tides and advises residents to prepare, with high tides predicted by NOAA to affect the area into mid-December.

"La Gran Fiesta" event is set to conclude Hispanic Heritage Month in North Miami on October 19, featuring live music and dance at MOCA Plaza, celebrating Hispanic culture and community.

The article provides detailed information on the Bay Area General Election on November 5, 2024, including registration deadlines, early voting dates, mail-in ballot procedures, and voting locations.

Broward County announces mosquito control efforts using VectoBac WDG larvicide in several areas starting October 21, urging residents to eliminate standing water to prevent breeding.

The PBC Parks BioBlitz saw 250 participants record 4,000 observations of pollinators, a fourfold increase from the previous year, to educate and preserve native habitats.

Fort Lauderdale's Development Services Department will close in-person permit services early at 3 p.m. on Friday. Online services will continue as usual.

Q Link Wireless and CEO Issa Asad pleaded guilty to fraud, misusing over $100 million from federal aid programs, with restitution and potential prison time.

A former U.S. Air Force member, James Loubeau, faces charges of sexual abuse from an alleged 2019 assault at an air base in the UK. If convicted, he could receive a life sentence.

Miami commissioners passed a resolution for lifetime pensions for themselves with a 3-2 vote, without a public referendum, sparking debate among officials and residents.

A study by CoWorkingCafe ranks Miami as the second-best U.S. city for small businesses, with other Florida cities like Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Lauderdale also in the top ten.

A Florida man was arrested for pointing a flamethrower at police and resisting arrest in Port St. Lucie, facing aggravated assault and related charges.

A woman was shot during a road-rage incident in southwest Miami-Dade involving a motorcyclist and a minivan driver; the man was detained and the woman is stable at the hospital.

Rep. Frederica Wilson donates $1 million for a new community center in Miami's Little Haiti to serve as an educational and cultural hub for children and families.