Gov. DeSantis opposes Florida's Amendment 4, which aims to protect abortion access, labeling it as vague and a threat to existing abortion restrictions. Supporters argue it ensures personal healthcare decisions without government interference.

FEMA opens Disaster Recovery Centers in Indian River, Martin, and St. Lucie counties for those affected by Hurricane Milton, offering in-person assistance.

A former Florida senator, Frank Artiles, was convicted in a "ghost candidate" scheme from the 2020 elections and awaits sentencing set for November 18th.

The Soul in the City Jazz Experience concert series in West Palm Beach has been extended through December 2024, featuring jazz performances with tickets starting at $30.

The SBA has halted new disaster loan offers after funds depleted post-Hurricane Helene, but continues to accept applications pending Congress funding.

A tipped semi truck closed southbound lanes on Florida's Turnpike in West Palm Beach, causing early delays. The lanes reopened by 7 a.m. after efforts by the Florida Highway Patrol and a tow truck.

Early voting has begun in several South Florida counties, offering a convenient alternative ahead of Election Day.

Authorities are searching for Sade Jones, who vanished from the Nova Inn Resort in Boynton Beach. She is 5'3", with brown eyes and black hair, possibly traveling in a black Nissan Altima.

Miami Seaquarium and Miami-Dade County enter mediation to address an eviction dispute after the park's lease termination lawsuit and allegations of animal mistreatment.

Two children were hospitalized after a liquid was poured on them during a dispute between adults in Pompano Beach. Authorities are investigating, and two women have been detained.

Miami's weather forecast includes scattered showers and breezy conditions with temperatures in the mid 70s to 80s and daily chances of rain throughout the week.

The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated 169 migrants to Haiti after they were found on a distressed vessel, providing them with basic care before returning them to their homeland.

Courtney Clenney faced trial for her boyfriend's murder. Her defense argued self-defense, even demonstrating knife-throwing, while the prosecution questioned the credibility of the defense's forensic pathologist.