Miami-Dade County announces a temporary change in water treatment from combined to free chlorine from September 9-22, which may affect taste and smell but is safe.

Delray Beach launches a free Citizens' Academy program to educate locals about city operations, with registrations open from August 1 to September 3, 2024.

The water discoloration issue in certain areas of Hollywood has been resolved following infrastructure work and thorough line flushing by the Department of Public Utilities.

Fort Lauderdale's new Thrive Art District opens in Progresso Village, featuring retail, offices, eateries, and cultural spaces aimed at revitalizing the neighborhood.

Miami-Dade County to inaugurate its green housing project, Palmetto Homes, with a ceremony attended by officials. These homes are designed to be energy-efficient and affordable.

Miami-Dade County hosts inaugural community Pickleball Tournament at Hard Rock Stadium Tennis Plaza on August 25, organized by Chairman Oliver G. Gilbert, III.

Miami Beach's skate community rallied for safety after a recent sexual assault, advocating for improvements on the Beachwalk.

West Palm Beach is hosting a public forum to discuss resilience planning and gather community input on environmental changes and local sustainability.

Coral Springs reports 18 out of 19 public schools maintained or improved their grades, with the mayor praising the educational progress and commitment to quality.

Delani Smith, a 20-year-old college athlete, collapsed during football practice and passed away, leading to the Wellington community mourning and remembering his character and leadership.

Bogus water treatment solicitations are misleading Miami-Dade residents, despite official assurances that local water exceeds quality standards and does not require additional filtration.

Miami-Dade County ITD officials demonstrated innovative GIS applications at the Esri User Conference, focusing on using AI for extreme heat relief services as part of the "No Wrong Door" initiative.

Miami Beach hosts a sandbag giveaway to prepare residents for potential floods, offering pre-filled sandbags upon proof of residency at two locations.