4 hospitalized, portion of Brickell Bay Drive closed after piling rig collapse
Four people were hospitalized and a portion of Brickell Bay Drive is closed following a piling rig collapse Monday morning, according to authorities.

About 37,000 students are heading back to class at Catholic schools across South Florida as the Archdiocese of Miami begins the 2026-2027 school year with growing enrollment and new investments in its campuses.
Broward County students returned to the classroom Monday, kicking off a new school year that includes new teachers, reunited friendships and, for some families, a new school altogether.
A group of students met with Superintendent Howard Hepburn on Friday in a classroom full of space and aviation technology at Miramar High School.
Miami-Dade Superintendent Jose Dotres delivered his “opening of schools” address on Friday at Miami Senior High School in Little Havana.
As students begin returning to classes across South Florida, Local 10 wants to help celebrate the milestone by sharing your favorite back-to-school photos.
Under Broward’s “Redefining Our Schools” plan, Silver Palms Elementary School will now welcome about 50 new students from Panther Run Elementary, one of six schools closed this year as the district consolidates campuses because of declining enrollment.
The 2026–27 academic year begins on Aug. 10 for students at Broward County Public Schools, on Aug. 11 for students at the Archdiocese of Miami Catholic Schools, and on Aug. 13 for students at Miami-Dade County Public Schools.
There will be new lunch menu additions at public schools in Broward and Miami-Dade counties.
The 2026–27 academic year begins on Aug. 10 for students at Broward County Public Schools, on Aug. 11 for students at the Archdiocese of Miami Catholic Schools, and on Aug. 13 for students at Miami-Dade County Public Schools.
The 2026–27 academic year begins on Aug. 10 for students at Broward County Public Schools, on Aug. 11 for students at the Archdiocese of Miami Catholic Schools, and on Aug. 13 for students at Miami-Dade County Public Schools.
A back-to-school event was held on Sunday morning.
Families in Miami Gardens received a helping hand ahead of the new school year as Unity on the Bay hosted its annual Community Backpack Drive, providing thousands of children with free school supplies, backpacks, and a day filled with fun.
As the back-to-school season approaches, teachers, parents and students across South Florida are preparing for the year ahead. Several community events are underway to help families get the supplies they need before classes begin.
Students in Miami-Dade County are getting help preparing for the upcoming school year through a free back-to-school physical event offering health screenings, sports exams and school supplies.
Hundreds of back-to-school shoppers filled Coral Ridge Mall on Saturday morning, but this event was about more than just new clothes and school supplies.
Get your list ready! Florida’s Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday began Monday and it lasts for several weeks.
The first day of school began with a parent being arrested Thursday morning at an elementary school in Miami-Dade County, police confirmed.
Miami Heat star Bam Adebayo has made countless contributions to the South Florida community, but his latest donation came with a personal twist — and a practical impact.
It’s a big day for students in Monroe County as they’re heading back to school.
Akeeba Rose was among the nervous parents who dropped off their kids for their very first day of school on Tuesday morning at St. Malachy Catholic School in Broward County.
There was an open house on Tuesday at Key Largo, an A-rated public elementary and middle school in the Monroe County School District.
Jim Rigg, the superintendent of the Archdiocese of Miami Schools, will be welcoming more students this 2025-26 school year.
Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Howard Hepburn was at Coconut Creek High School Monday morning, welcoming students and staff members back to school.
With students and staff all across Broward County headed back to the classrooms Monday, keeping everyone safe is an important assignment.
Bus drivers in Broward County were heading to bus stops across the county Monday to pick up students and take them to their first day of school!
As students return to class Thursday in Miami-Dade County, areas of Doral will have brand new speed cameras in school zones, aimed to catch speeding drivers who can put students’ lives at risk.
Backpacks, big smiles — and even cotton candy — took center stage Saturday at the Miami Kids Magazine back-to-school event at Sunset Place, where families gathered to celebrate the new school year despite rainy weather.
The Western High Wildcats of Davie, with the help of a former NFL player, were out early Saturday morning, excited to help fellow students gear up for the new school year.
Broward County Public Schools students return to class on Monday, and teachers will have a new tool to help them trigger a staff alert or school lockdown when needed.
COVID-19 cases are on the rise across South Florida as kids are just days away from heading back to school.
The countdown to the first day of school is winding down quickly, so it’s time for Broward County students to get their supplies together and get ready to learn about some new subjects.
Back-to-school anxiety is common. Dr. Bahar Hashemi, a psychiatrist who treats children and teens, said there are strategies that parents can implement to help.
As summer winds down and backpacks are packed with fresh supplies, it’s that time of year again—back to school!
As students return to class on Aug. 14, Miami-Dade County Parks is launching a new season of afterschool programs designed to keep kids active, engaged and thriving outside of school.
Broward County school buses are getting on the roads Thursday ahead of the first day of classes for students next week.
With back-to-school approaching, Miami-Dade County Public Schools is prepared to use technology to deal with students’ growing vaping problem.
Broward County teachers are getting their classrooms ready as they prepare to welcome students back on Monday.
Katherine Shary, a registered dietitian, said healthy meals can be both healthy and fun for kids going back to school.
Students in Broward County are officially less than one week away from the first day of school, and a new year means new rules to the Code of Conduct.
An event in Deerfield Beach was held Sunday in honor of a mother and son who were murdered last year.
Hundreds of families lined up early Saturday morning to receive back-to-school supplies at The Caring Place, part of the Miami Rescue Mission.
Michael "DJ M DOT" Hankerson, the Miami Heat's official DJ, hosted an event at the Overtown Youth Center to help children get what they need to go back to school.
With the first day of school approaching, students are preparing to go back to class, and there are ways for parents to help them adapt to the new routines.