A “low-speed partial derailment” in the Metrorail yard near Medley Wednesday morning led to “minor damage,” officials with Miami-Dade Transit confirmed.

Miami-Dade Transit is closing a station on its elevated Metrorail rapid transit system for major renovations, officials with the agency said.

The latest attempt to implement a water taxi connecting downtown Miami and South Beach appears to have sunk in short order.

A measure on the primary ballot includes a non-binding question about expanding rapid transit in the county, specifically the existing Metromover and Metrorail systems. It comes as choking congestion prompts county commissioners to look at elevated rail along the county’s East-West Corridor: a Metromover expansion along Flagler Street to Florida International University.

The Florida Panthers Stanley Cup Champions celebrated with their fans on Sunday in Fort Lauderdale Beach.

Fort Lauderdale Beach is the place to be on Sunday morning to celebrate The Florida Panthers Stanley Cup championship. City officials want drivers to be aware of the parking options.

Broward County Transit announced Friday that it is offering all-day free bus rides to the Florida Panthers Stanley Cup championship parade on Fort Lauderdale Beach on Sunday.

Tri-Rail is expanding its recently-launched service into downtown Miami with its first direct ride into the heart of the city.

People headed from the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to Port Everglades and the Broward County Convention Center could whiz above traffic as part of a planned elevated light rail system.

The Biden administration announced Monday that it is recommending roughly $263.7 million in its budget toward a new commuter rail service serving northeastern Miami-Dade County.

Miami-Dade County leaders are ditching a plan to run buses down the Dolphin Expressway and are instead considering two new options, including a Metromover line running above Flagler Street as part of a long-term plan to connect downtown Miami with Florida International University, according to a report in Miami Today.

A long-anticipated transportation option for downtown Miami is finally on track with a definitive start date.

Miami-Dade's mayor acknowledged rider frustration with the system's myriad broken elevators and escalators, saying the county is looking at a change.

In a meeting that one Miami-Dade County commissioner said could “go down in history,” members of the county’s Transportation Planning Organization voted Thursday to commission separate studies that could eventually lead to changes in how residents, particularly those in living and working the western and southern portions of the county, get around.

Miami Beach city commissioners said Wednesday that they can’t yet commit to a Miami-Dade County plan to expand the Metromover system to traffic-clogged South Beach without more information, as opposition mounts from some residents — and non-residents.

After years of discussion and public clamoring, getting to Miami Beach by train may finally become a reality by the end of the decade.

Officials marked the completion of a new transit hub in downtown Fort Lauderdale Wednesday designed to connect various modes of transportation in one place.