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.

Miami's Palm Lakes Mobile Home Park residents protest eviction due to site changes, facing issues like sewage problems, seeking legal action, and holding a press conference.

Florida Atlantic University will restart its presidential search process, with a plan to appoint a new search firm and establish a search committee. The goal is to recommend candidates by January and appoint a new president in early 2025.

Davie, Florida, prepares for the 2024 hurricane season with a free Hurricane Expo, encourages emergency readiness, and promotes tax holidays for purchasing survival supplies.

Coral Gables Fire Department and wildlife organizations rescued an entangled juvenile green sea turtle, which is now receiving care at Marathon Turtle Hospital.

A federal lawsuit against Fort Lauderdale and its police department alleges that officers violated protesters' civil rights during the George Floyd demonstrations by using tear gas and rubber bullets.

Miami International Mall and Coral Square Mall offer free meals for kids every Monday this summer when accompanied by a paying adult at select eateries.

Miami Beach launches Pride Month with a colorful ceremony on Lincoln Road, displaying rainbow-branded vehicles and promoting inclusivity in the community.

The Peele-Dixie Water Treatment Plant in Fort Lauderdale is operational again, ensuring water safety and quality after a contractor's error and repairs. Residents are encouraged to resume normal water use.