Palm Beach County prepares for the upcoming school year with the "Back to School PBC!" event, offering free supplies, health screenings, and haircuts to pre-registered children in need.

The Palm Beach County Gator Club combines its annual college football season kickoff with a blood drive competition, offering scholarships and incentives.

South Florida prepares for heavy rainfall with sandbag distribution and flood prevention strategies, as the National Hurricane Center may issue warnings. Residents access sand and pump resources at local parks to protect properties.

PBSO is hosting a job fair to hire school crossing guards, noting positions are less than 8 hours/day with weekends off, targeting community involvement in traffic safety for students.

Florida Atlantic University High School students showcased their scratch-built solar-powered car in Texas, winning a top engineering award and placing second in the race.

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.