McLaren Racing Live takes over Regatta Harbour this week. Expect street closures, limited parking and detours in Coconut Grove.

Miami‑Dade will route roughly 4,800 tons of trash a week to the Heart of Florida Landfill, a move that has Bushnell residents worried about smells, wells and new rail traffic. County documents set the fees and delivery guarantees; locals say they had little notice.

A software communications glitch limited BRT 601 buses this morning, prompting backup vehicles and slower boarding along the South Dade TransitWay.

A Miami passenger recorded police pulling over a driverless Waymo taxi; audio captures Waymo remote staff and an officer trailing the car.

Formula 1 returns May 1–3 to Hard Rock Stadium; Miami Gardens posted a closure schedule and Local Access Pass pickup details at City Hall.

A new commission resolution would stop most tows of Miami Beach residents’ cars except for safety cases and build on the city’s text-warning program. Administration will present a plan in May.

Florida has cleared a legal path for state funding of vertiports and charging networks, letting FDOT back aerial hubs intended for eVTOL aircraft. The law takes effect July 1, 2026.

Thousands will run through Downtown Miami on April 23. Expect staged street closures, lane shifts on Biscayne and PortMiami detours around Bayfront Park.

A helicopter landed on SR 826 in Miami‑Dade after a crash forced lane closures Friday morning; responders were on scene and traffic was snarled.

A $100M FDOT Turnpike widening will add lanes but bring overnight construction, noise and detours to Boca Raton neighborhoods through 2029.

A decades‑old interlocal agreement has West Palm Beach funding a multimillion‑dollar water main replacement on Cocoanut Row, with lane closures and work expected through the fall.

Waymo has opened its fully driverless robotaxi service to all Miami riders, expanding into Miami Beach and adding highway trips across I‑95 and other expressways.

Dozens of taxpayer-funded electric buses sit idle across Miami‑Dade and Broward while officials scramble to fix, dispose of or recoup millions.