A state-funded levee expansion along the J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area is finished, boosting flood defenses for The Acreage and Loxahatchee as hurricane season begins.

JetBlue raised its Q2 fuel forecast to $4.26–$4.36/gal and said it can recapture roughly 40% of the added cost while trimming spending and shifting capacity.

Tri‑Rail and Henderson Behavioral launched an "Are You OK?" campaign funded by a $56,500 federal grant to train frontline staff to spot people in crisis and reduce track deaths. The program pairs posters and hands‑on training with referrals to local services.

A 4–3 commission vote paused proposed utility hikes, but the city still faces more than $1 billion in pipe, pump and flood projects. Officials are weighing bonds and tax shifts to avoid saddling residents with higher bills.

State DMV systems faltered Wednesday, delaying renewals and registrations across Florida. Officials say technicians are working to restore services.

A bicyclist was killed after being struck by a Brightline train near SE Dixie Hwy and SE Monterey Rd in Martin County. Investigators are working the scene and traffic was disrupted.

Two people were killed Sunday when their car struck a Brightline train on Roseland Drive in West Palm Beach; investigators say crossing gates were down and alcohol may be a factor.

A 49-year-old rider died after striking a parked truck on South K Street in Lake Worth Beach, authorities say. She had been treated at St. Mary’s Medical Center.

A man was struck by a train and thrown into water near downtown Fort Lauderdale late Thursday. Police recovered his body and closed nearby streets as investigators processed the scene.

Palm Beach’s airport noise panel voted to widen its ring of sound monitors after flight paths were shifted away from Mar‑a‑Lago, and officials will press the FAA with the new data.

An Allegiant flight to Atlantic City turned back to Fort Lauderdale after a cabin pressurization alert. Thirteen people were evaluated and three were taken to hospitals.

AAA forecasts about 45 million Americans will travel this Memorial Day; Jacksonville International Airport warns parking may fill as gas prices climb.

A burst transmission pipe at U.S. 1 and 65th Street snarled traffic in Marathon and prompted a FKAA precautionary boil-water notice across much of the Lower Keys.