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Daily editionFriday, October 30th, 2026

Good morning, Fort Lauderdale.

The 5AM Fort Lauderdale Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of October.

Environment

  1. King tides flooded Fort Lauderdale streets for a fourth day, forcing the Las Olas Bridge to close earlier in the week and snarling traffic on 17th Street and Sunrise Boulevard as the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show opened.

    Organizers said the show opened on time with more than 1,300 vessels and will continue through Sunday, Nov. 1, drawing about $1.8 billion in local impact.

    CBS News MiamiRead more

Sports

  1. McArthur High safety Jaylyn Jones was named a 2026 Nat Moore Trophy nominee after committing to the University of Miami, and he said he will chase the award while supporting his mother through her ovarian cancer battle.

    CBS News MiamiRead more

Accidents

  1. Crews are repairing a section of a major Davie roadway that collapsed overnight after a water main break, and the road remains closed with detours in place while engineers assess damage and restore the pipe.

    CBS News MiamiRead more