Spirit Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy again, planning to keep operations normal while addressing financial challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and market competition.

Scheduled overnight lane closures on Beeline Highway, from Haverhill to Jog Rd. and on the Turnpike bridge, will occur September 2-5 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Drainage system maintenance will occur in Fort Lauderdale areas, funded by gas taxes, starting September 15, 2025, with expected completion in December 2025.

The Skytrain at Miami International Airport has fully reopened after a two-year hiatus due to structural repairs, just in time for Labor Day weekend travel.

Fort Lauderdale crews re-opened N. Andrews Avenue after addressing a water main leak, with temporary repairs done by early Wednesday. Further work may be planned.

Uber and Turo launch a limited-time "pool truck" rental service in Miami, providing a unique experience that includes a pool, amenities, and discounts on future rentals.

Frontier Airlines launches six new routes from Fort Lauderdale, offering fares as low as $29 to cities like Baltimore and Chicago, competing with Spirit Airlines in the low-fare market.

Miami-Dade DTPW announced a revised transit schedule for Labor Day with Metrorail and Metromover on weekend schedules and bus services on Sunday schedules.

Fort Lauderdale is preparing for the Pre Labor Day Festival on August 31, with NE 32nd Street closing from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. A traffic advisory is issued for anticipated congestion.

Urgent water main repairs close Davis Rd. in West Palm Beach, with PBCWUD working on-site and minimal service interruptions expected. Detours in place; local access maintained.

Broward Boulevard bridge rehabilitation starts September 2, 2025, in Plantation, FL, aiming to minimize impact with innovative construction methods. Completion is expected by April 2026.

Upcoming road closures in Palm Beach County for railroad maintenance will affect travel on Donald Ross Road and surroundings from August 20-23, with suggested detours in the announcement.

The City of Pembroke Pines announces its Touch-A-Truck Vehicle Expo, a family-friendly event set for September 20, featuring trucks and machinery for interactive exploration.