State data show 694 reportable boating accidents in 2025 and 51 fatalities, with personal watercraft accounting for a disproportionate share of crashes. Agencies are stepping up patrols and safety outreach.

Miami-Dade will unveil designs for a $33 million, high-tech Airport Operations Center that promises 360-degree oversight across MIA's runways and terminals.

After a two-week warning period, Miami-Dade will begin mailing $225 citations to drivers captured by stop-arm cameras. Officials say new procedures and state-level changes aim to fix problems that halted the program last year.

A video shows a Waymo robotaxi stalled at a Miami‑Dade condo gate, renewing local concerns as the company works through a nationwide recall.

United will relaunch daily nonstop flights between Houston (IAH) and Caracas (CCS) on Aug. 11, restoring a direct connection that many families and oil-sector workers rely on.

Boynton Beach leaders revived a plan to widen the Boynton Inlet and replace the fixed A1A bridge, promising safer navigation while raising erosion and reef concerns.

Port St. Lucie approved a $31.8M reverse‑osmosis plant to avert a projected 2030 capacity crunch, with staged capacity coming online between 2027 and 2029.

Technical problems slowed the Metromover’s Brickell and Omni loops Thursday; the county tracker showed the Omni loop out of service and shuttle buses running. Crews are working to restore normal operations.

Police data shows a rise in Delray Beach golf-cart complaints, hit-and-runs and thefts as street use grows. Officials are reminding drivers about registration, equipment and who can legally operate a cart.

A Broward judge tossed every pending school‑zone camera case — the ruling puts Palm Beach County's new programs on notice.

A crash on Miramar Parkway spilled roughly 20 gallons of bleach, prompting BSO HazMat to wash down the roadway and closing westbound lanes. Drivers should expect delays.

The 1998 electrocution of 12‑year‑old Jorge Cabrera ended in a high‑profile jury award and pushed Miami‑Dade to change how bus shelters are powered and maintained.

A Jupiter captain’s viral clip shows a shifting sandbar that nearly flipped his boat and has rekindled calls for dredging and clearer channel marking. Officials say permits and turtle season complicate fast fixes.