Risk of coastal flooding continues in South Florida as king tides peak Tuesday
The CBS News Miami NEXT Weather team is urging residents not to drive, walk or wade through the saltwater flooding.
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The CBS News Miami NEXT Weather team is urging residents not to drive, walk or wade through the saltwater flooding.
Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott says voters have complained about slow mail delivery, and the Postal Service says it is looking into it.
Neighborhoods have been bracing for another round of flooding after streets were underwater and people became stranded.
A CBS News Miami NEXT Weather Alert will remain in effect through Tuesday due to the flood threat.
A CBS News Miami NEXT Weather Alert is now in effect until Wednesday due to the threat of moderate to major coastal flooding from king tides.
South Florida will see spotty showers before heavy rain, gusty winds and king tides increase the threat of coastal flooding Sunday through Tuesday.
Fort Lauderdale police are searching for two teens accused of stealing a golf cart from the Fiveash Water Treatment Plant last month, with the theft captured on surveillance video.
All southbound general-purpose lanes of I-95 are closed at Davie Boulevard following a crash with reported injuries, causing major traffic delays extending toward Sunrise as express lanes remain open.
Mayors Dean Trantalis and Scott Newton estimate their cities would lose millions in revenue, and supporters argue the measure would make homeownership more affordable.
Fort Lauderdale's chief resiliency officer says tides could be higher than ever seen Tuesday and Wednesday, and the timing of rainfall will determine how widespread the flooding is.
South Florida will see warmer temperatures and spotty showers before heavy rain, wind gusts exceeding 35 mph and the threat of significant coastal flooding.
Closing times would move up one hour, and a final commission vote is expected on Nov. 17.
A judge set bond at $25,500 for Michael Knight, 31, who, an arrest report says, told a federal officer he was joking.
A NEXT Weather Alert will go into effect in South Florida starting on Sunday and lasting through Tuesday.
The strong onshore winds are also leading to a dangerous high risk of rip currents along our Atlantic beaches.
City officials say inspectors will look only at flood damage, and the grant can cover after-the-fact permits, while residents cite fear of reassessments and burdensome paperwork.
The chance of rain remains low, but some showers could roll into South Florida on the breeze.
Some rounds of heavy rain could lead to some flooding this weekend.
Karli Cooke says she put off a mammogram because she was 39 with no known risk factors, and she was diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer weeks after getting one.
Police and fire rescue chiefs cite underage drinking, fights, and safety risks, and the mayor says commissioners will consider tougher late-night rules next week.
It will be mostly sunny on Thursday with high temperatures near 90 degrees.
Higher rain chances arrive by Friday and will last through the upcoming weekend.
A Fort Lauderdale family is searching for a new place to live after a devastating house fire destroyed their belongings and left their home uninhabitable.
Later in the week, tropical moisture will allow rain and thunderstorm chances to rise
It's going to be a warm start to the week in South Florida with dry conditions continuing
