Miami-Dade County announces the launch of its first all-electric Bus Rapid Transit system, the Metro Express, aimed at improving commutes on the US-1 corridor.

Nighttime resurfacing work at the intersection of North Andrews Avenue and NE/NW 8th Street in Fort Lauderdale begins on October 16, with lane closures but one lane open in each direction.

A water main break on E. Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale prompts traffic disruptions and repair work, with potential water service impact for residents.

Broward County has announced pavement repair on Military Trail in Deerfield Beach, affecting traffic from October to December 2025, with lane closures but maintained access to properties.

The Seminole Pratt Whitney Road in Palm Beach County has reopened early after quick repairs of a culvert, with crews completing the work two days ahead of schedule.

A manhole issue causes a sewer overflow in Fort Lauderdale, prompting a waterway advisory and impacting traffic and water activities near E. Las Olas Boulevard & Bontona Avenue.

Severe weather causes road closures and flooding in Jupiter, Florida. Officials urge caution and provide safety tips for navigating hazardous conditions.

Water main repair on NE 37th Drive in Coral Ridge Country Club Estates is causing traffic delays, with traffic being directed through a single lane. FPL is also restoring sod as part of the infrastructure work.

Doral announces temporary lane closures on NW 107th Avenue for railroad signal maintenance, affecting northbound lanes on October 18-19 and southbound on October 25-26 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Miami-Dade County announces the launch of its all-electric Metro Express BRT system, starting on October 27, 2025, aiming to transform transit along the US-1 corridor to Florida City.

Repairs were made overnight on a broken sewer main in Lauderdale Manors, and Chateau Park Drive remains closed for restoration. Traffic is being detoured.

Spirit Airlines secures up to $475 million in financing during bankruptcy, including an immediate $200 million upon court approval. They're restructuring, cutting leases, and facing mixed customer reactions amid operational challenges.

Miami International Airport is to receive a $94 million federal grant for modernization, including new terminals and runway improvements, as part of a larger $9 billion program.