Delray Beach will switch its water disinfection to free chlorine from July 7-27, possibly affecting tap water taste and smell, with advice for dialysis and fish tank owners to seek guidance.

The Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber ranked sixth in the South Florida Business Journal's Chamber of Commerce list, highlighting its community impact.

Theodora Sandlin-Williams, a 57-year-old non-verbal woman with cognitive disabilities, was found safe in Fort Pierce following a search involving drones and K-9 units.

A homeless man in Florida committed a bomb hoax to receive shelter in jail, reflecting a broader issue of homelessness and its impact on community resources.

Miami-Dade County participates in the World's Largest Swimming Lesson to promote drowning prevention and water safety, focusing on teaching children to swim to combat high child drowning rates in Florida.

Miami-Dade County announces closures and events for the 4th of July, including office and facility closures, a reduction in services, and various celebrations and firework displays while emphasizing public safety.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services to temporarily stop new intakes from Saturday due to overcapacity, urging community pet adoptions to alleviate the strain. Essential services will continue during the closure.

The City of Fort Lauderdale has lifted the waterway advisory near Port Everglades, declaring the area safe for aquatic activities after satisfactory water quality tests.

The University of Miami develops artificial reefs to protect Florida's coast while halting coral planting due to ecological stress from bleaching events.

The SE 17th Street bridge in Fort Lauderdale reopened after a gas leak forced closure. Emergency crews responded promptly and the incident was resolved by Friday morning, easing local disruptions.

Homestead announces the Eats and Beats Summer Concert Series at Losner Park, featuring 3RG Miami, Larger Than Life, and Jamie Davis, with food trucks and free admission.

Miami's Metrorail space is being converted to a park, fostering horticultural skill with an apprenticeship program, supported by community partnerships, aiming for completion by 2026.

Fort Lauderdale provides sandbags to residents for flood protection during hurricane season, with staffed pickup available on Saturdays and self-serve daily.