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

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

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.

Joe Echevarria becomes the permanent president of the University of Miami, receiving unanimous support despite initial concerns over his non-academic background.

Miami-Dade County Mayor declares October 18 as "Taylor Swift Day" in honor of the pop star's concert, recognizing her impact and expected economic boost to local tourism.

The West Palm Beach Police Department faces financial misconduct allegations, leading to seven officers, including top staff, being placed on administrative leave. A separate incident involved a fatal high-speed chase.

Miami Beach honors Nancy Liebman, preservationist and former Commissioner, by naming a street after her for safeguarding the city's architectural heritage.

The revamped Central Terminal check-in area of Miami International Airport was recently unveiled, featuring self-service bag drops and streamlined services as part of a $38 million renovation aimed at enhancing traveler experience.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Southern Florida announced steps to protect the integrity of the upcoming general election, focusing on preventing voting rights abuses and election fraud.

The Homestead Police Department received a $249,962 DOJ grant to pursue accreditation, focusing on professionalizing their force and strengthening community relations.

North Miami and Councilman Charles invite residents to a town hall meeting on Oct. 17 to discuss city programs, community resources, and safety equipment distribution.

Mayor Keith A. James of West Palm Beach joins the Mayors Alliance to End Childhood Hunger, aiming to address the issue of food insecurity among children.

Commissioner Kionne L. McGhee leads relief efforts in Florida's West Coast following Hurricane Milton, bringing aid and drawing from his own experience as a hurricane survivor.