All of South Florida under Tropical Storm Warning until further notice
The system bringing rain to our area on Friday morning is expected to become a tropical depression later today and Tropical Storm Alex by this evening or tonight.
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The system bringing rain to our area on Friday morning is expected to become a tropical depression later today and Tropical Storm Alex by this evening or tonight.
On Friday, Broward County residents responded to free sandbags ahead of the impending storm.
Police activity on Hallandale Beach Boulevard and NW 10 Terrace is impacting traffic on both directions.
As South Floridians prepare for tropical rains, City of Miami officials have set up sandbag distribution sites to help residents with flood mitigation.
The Broward Emergency Operations Center in Plantation is operating at Level 3, according to Emergency Director Tracy Jackson.
FPL urges Floridians to be prepared and be aware of potential safety hazards at all times, especially before, during and after severe weather.
Zoo officials said 2 males were born on May 24th and May 26th, and one female was born on May 28th
If you use public transportation in Miami-Dade County, here is what you need to know ahead of the impending storm heading our way.
Miami police are searching for a person they say assaulted one of their officers on Friday morning.
Zoo Miami officials said the zoo would be closed Friday and Saturday.
With all the talk of flooding rains, now is a good time to remember the dangers the floods pose, particularly to your wallet and driving through flood waters can cost you big money.
Due to potential significant flooding from the tropical disturbance coming off the Yucatan Peninsula, several South Florida cities will be distributing sandbags to their residents on Friday.
However, they are addressing weather concerns.
Congressman Ted Deutch called Biden's speech on Thursday night powerful.
A tropical storm watch as well as a flood watch is in effect for all of South Florida.
