Fort Lauderdale will host the annual Walk Like MADD & MADD Dash 5K on April 28, causing street closures near SW 1st Ave and E. Las Olas Boulevard from 7:30-10:30 a.m. to support Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

Traffic on Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale has returned to normal after overnight repairs on a water line between SE 13th and 15th Avenues were completed.

Palm Beach breaks ground on the long-planned $30 million renovation of Phipps Ocean Park, aiming to transform it into a verdant retreat and protect historical structures.

Uber introduces a new rider verification program in Miami to enhance safety for drivers, displaying a verification badge on riders' profiles after additional security checks.

Florida Power and Light will start a three-month project on S. 14th Avenue in Hollywood, FL, causing periodic lane closures between Moffett and Funston Streets.

A construction project on the Rickenbacker Causeway in Florida caused northbound traffic delays up to five hours; FDOT is revising the traffic plan in response.

FAU received a donation from Craig and Barbara Weiner for a new Holocaust museum on campus, featuring artifacts and aiming to educate about the Holocaust.

Fort Lauderdale approves safety upgrades including a new HAWK signal at a downtown intersection, utility work, and resurfacing to enhance pedestrian safety, aiming for a July completion.

The Fort Lauderdale downtown water main replacement project is nearing completion, with efforts to replace old pipes using trenchless technology minimizing disruption.

Fort Lauderdale is undertaking a sewer system upgrade on Bayview Drive to better the infrastructure, causing night-time traffic disruptions from April 14-17, 2024.

A water main upgrade in Miami Beach's Mid Beach neighborhood is set to begin with temporary traffic changes and a groundbreaking ceremony on April 12. The project replaces a pipe from 1963 and will run until at least September 16.

Fort Lauderdale begins stormwater system upgrades on NE 36th Street, including new catch basin and pipe replacement, with construction from April 15 to mid-May.

Construction has resumed on a Fort Lauderdale high-rise after a recent crane collapse caused fatalities and injuries, raising safety concerns among residents.