Miami-Dade Animal Services and Friends of Miami Animals Foundation have launched the Wellness on Wheels program, a mobile veterinary clinic for pets in underserved communities.

Spanish River Beach in Boca Raton is pursuing the prestigious Blue Flag Award, signifying high environmental and safety standards, and has reached the Candidate status in the accreditation process.

Broward County will start drainage improvements in Washington Park on June 17, aiming to reduce flood issues, with completion expected by February 2025. Traffic may be affected.

Fort Lauderdale is implementing a water main project using trenchless technology to install new HDPE pipes, with minimal disturbance expected and planned completion by mid-June 2024.

Miami-Dade and Broward counties celebrate National Donut Day with various shops offering free donuts and deals as a homage to the Salvation Army volunteers of WWI.

Shaquille O'Neal and the Broward Sheriff's Office provided over 100 middle school students in Florida with new sneakers from O'Neal's line to inspire their dreams.

West Palm Beach's Clean Streets Task Force has reported success in reducing illegal dumping and abandoned vehicles, with over 255,000 lbs. of waste cleared and several citations and arrests made.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services and FOMA launch a free mobile vet clinic, the WOW Mobile, at JFK Library until August 28 to provide wellness services to pets in underserved areas.

The FWC is set to remove an abandoned sailboat from Delray Beach, a nuisance since last December, after overcoming procedural delays and securing a contractor.

Students of the shuttered Atlantis Aviation Academy face uncertainty after its owner's death, as they struggle with lost tuition and incomplete training.

West Palm Beach urges residents to save water amidst a drought, supplementing supplies with well water and reinforcing existing irrigation guidelines under Resolution No. 261-12.

Chairman Oliver G. Gilbert III provided 200 laptops to high school seniors in Miami-Dade during the 16th Annual Laptop Giveaway to support their college education.

Palm Beach County announces its routine water system maintenance starting July 5, 2024, involving temporary chlorine use, with advice for sensitive users to take precautions.