Florida law enforcement warns boaters to stay sober during the Fourth of July celebrations as part of Operation Dry Water, an initiative to reduce alcohol-related incidents on the water.

Dr. Ryan Saylor discussed shark safety and behaviors, urging beachgoers to be aware and take precautions while enjoying the ocean, amid a rise in shark sightings along the Florida Gulf Coast.

Three-year-old Shea Eminhizer has been found and returned to her father after being reported missing. Her mother, involved in a custody dispute, brought her to South Miami Police. No charges have been filed.

Florida Missing Child Alert for 10-month-old Abnel Devalon of West Palm Beach is cancelled after he is found safe.

Coral Springs announces a temporary change to their water chlorination process from July 15-29, with possible chlorine taste and water disruptions due to a maintenance program involving water main flushing.

Ron Book of Miami-Dade County's Homeless AVZTrust critiqued punitive homeless bans, advocating for multi-layered solutions post-Supreme Court ruling on Grants Pass v. Johnson.

Miami-Dade County's real estate market sees a 10.7% increase in taxable values, with new construction adding $6 billion. The property appraiser urges tax rate reviews to ease burdens on residents.

Miami-Dade County announces a Fourth of July celebration at Tropical Park with fireworks and festivities to begin Park and Recreation Month, featuring music, food trucks, and a drone light show.

Broward County has been awarded LEED Gold certification for its commitment to sustainable and resilient infrastructure.

South Florida is set for Fourth of July celebrations with fireworks and events across Miami-Dade and Broward counties, as highlighted by CBS Miami News and Local 10 News.

Fifteen Cuban migrants landed in Key West using a makeshift vessel, as reported by local news; they will undergo removal proceedings according to U.S. border protocols.

Miami-Dade County issues safety reminders for fireworks and charcoal ash disposal to prevent injuries and property damage during Fourth of July celebrations.

Florida's My Safe Florida Home program reopens on July 1, providing up to $10,000 in grants for storm-proofing homes, with initial priority given to low-income seniors.