The City of Hollywood has launched the Holly-Go Community Shuttle to transport voters to polling locations for free on Election Day, aiming to increase voter turnout.

The Vegan Block Party takes over Esplanade Park on October 5, with traffic disruptions expected on SW 2nd Street.

Ralph Cutié, MIA CEO, was named the 2024 Best Airport Industry Leader by FXExpress Publications. MIA also won Best Family-Friendly Airport and Favorite Airport Shopping at an NYC ceremony.

Nighttime construction on Sheridan Street over the Florida Turnpike will begin on October 6, 2024, with expected completion by November 8, due to bridge repairs from damage caused by an over-height vehicle.

Amtrak announces a temporary route named the Floridian between Miami and Chicago, incorporating existing Capitol Limited and Silver Star routes due to East River Tunnel work in New York.

Palm Tran launches an express coach service between West Palm Beach and Port St. Lucie, featuring modern amenities and an affordable fare to improve commuting and reduce traffic congestion.

Palm Beach International Airport was named the 7th best medium-sized airport in North America by J.D. Power, reflecting its commitment to exceptional service and ongoing improvements.

Fort Lauderdale's Parking Services office will be closed for in-person services on Friday due to staff training but will offer full online and phone support.

The Broward Municipal Services District outlines a green stormwater system upgrade for Broadview Park to prevent flooding. Residents can submit feedback on the Environmental Assessment, which found no significant impact, by October 1, 2024.

Broward County reveals conceptual designs for two new bridges in downtown Fort Lauderdale to enhance rail and marine traffic, with aesthetic and economic benefits.

Seabreeze Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale faces traffic disruptions due to a 12-inch water main break, with repair crews on-site and the city keeping residents informed of developments.

The Craftober Festival in Fort Lauderdale, confirmed for September 28, will cause S. New River Drive West closures from 8 a.m. to midnight for the event setup and breakdown.

Deerfield Beach received a $3.6 million USDOT grant for NE 3rd Avenue safety improvements, becoming the only South Florida city to get SS4A funds in 2024.