The Craftober Festival in Fort Lauderdale, confirmed for September 28, will cause S. New River Drive West closures from 8 a.m. to midnight for the event setup and breakdown.

The Miami-Dade Police Department held its first civilian promotions ceremony, recognizing 25 staff members' advancements and marking a new tradition in the department.

Fort Lauderdale warns of early King tides and potential flooding from September 12-21. Officials urge caution, offer peak tide schedules, and advise using the FixItFTL app for reporting flooding.

Miami-Dade County partners with the Miami DDA to create protected bike lanes downtown, aiming for enhanced safety and aesthetics as part of its Vision Zero goal to reduce traffic fatalities by 2040.

The Palm Beach County CJC is launching the 47th CCJA, a free eight-week program on criminal justice for locals, starting Oct 7. Registration ends Oct 4.

U.S. Attorney Markenzy Lapointe announced the Whistleblower Non-Prosecution Pilot Program to encourage reporting of white-collar crime by offering legal absolution to those who self-report and aid investigations.

Two Colombians were sentenced in Miami for a 2021 car bombing that injured U.S. soldiers in Colombia; one received 35 years, the other 30 years for plotting to murder U.S. troops.

Port St. Lucie police investigate the homicide of Francis Gennace, who was found with signs of violent trauma.

A man was killed by gunfire in Northwest Miami-Dade, with motives unclear and the shooter unidentified; police investigation continues.

Plantation Police are searching for 71-year-old Morales Cesar, last seen on West Broward Boulevard, possibly disoriented. They urge the public to assist by contacting 954-797-2100 with any information.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered his third concussion after a hit during a game, raising concerns over his history of head injuries.

Eric Jerod Robinson was arrested for multiple burglaries at Axis on Brickell. He faces 11 counts of occupied dwelling burglary and four counts of grand theft.

Miami's heat index may reach 106 degrees, with high humidity and potential afternoon thunderstorms leading to possible flooding. A low risk of rip currents is expected in the morning, but storms are likely later in the day.