The FDOT is conducting emergency road repairs at a Fort Lauderdale intersection, with expected lane closures until April 18. Traffic disruptions are significant.

The Norwegian Aqua, a new cruise ship from Norwegian Cruise Line, sets sail from PortMiami with 4,000 passengers, offering numerous onboard activities including a hybrid roller coaster waterslide.

Fort Lauderdale commuters experience delays due to a construction accident where workers struck power lines on North Federal Highway, leading to a closure between NE 19th and NE 26th Streets.

Arajet Airlines commenced flights to the U.S. with a Miami service from the Dominican Republic, anticipating economic and cultural benefits from the enhanced connection.

Nighttime roadwork on Okeechobee Boulevard will cause westbound lane closures from April 14-17, 2025, for milling and repaving, with plans to minimize commuter impact.

Nightly closures are planned on a section of Beeline Highway in Palm Beach Gardens for bridge demolition, April 13-18 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Drivers must use detours.

Southbound I-95 in Palm Beach County was temporarily shut down by police near Exit 70B, causing early morning traffic delays. The road was later reopened.

Meridian Way South Canal repairs started April 7, causing minimal traffic disruption with a two-week completion timeline.

Fort Lauderdale announces a full road closure on SW 19th Street for sewer work from April 15-17, with a suggested detour via SW 35th Avenue, SW 20th Street, and SW 34th Avenue.

Miami-Dade County introduced the 836 Express Bus, linking the Dolphin Station to Downtown Miami, offering peak-hour services every 10 minutes and midday service every 30 minutes, with a $2.25 fare.

The upcoming Bicycle Course Event on April 6, 2025, will affect traffic in Palm Beach County, with road closures and detours in place for the duration of the event.

Oakland Park is undergoing a transit and pedestrian improvement project set to start April 7, with expected completion in July 2025, impacting NW 21st Avenue traffic.

Miami International Airport and American Airlines hosted an event for over 50 special needs students to practice the flying experience, providing a thorough simulation and support as part of the MIA Airport Instruction and Readiness Tour.