Delray Beach is offering locals free tickets to the Delray Beach Open 2026, with 100 tickets available daily on a first-come-first-served basis, requiring proof of residency for collection.

The article announces the return of the One Tamarac Multicultural Festival, featuring Kevin Lyttle, with performances, a Sensory-Friendly Area, food trucks, and a laser light show. Free shuttles are available for attendees.

Delray Beach has begun construction of a new water treatment plant to improve water quality and comply with regulations, making it the city's largest infrastructure project at $300 million.

Broward County Animal Care's Valentine's event, Plenty of Pets, offers fee-waived adoptions, a raffle, and a family-friendly adoption day with activities.

Washington Park is set to get improved street lighting with LED lights and concrete poles to enhance safety, starting February 16, 2026, thanks to Broward Public Works and Florida Power & Light.

Miami schools were briefly placed on lockdown after a false report of an armed individual on campus. No threat was found after a search by authorities.

The FDLE has warned of scammers impersonating AMBER Alerts to phish for personal information from Florida families, advising caution and reporting of suspicious calls.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office and local services will host a mock DUI car crash at Felix Varela Senior High School to educate students on the dangers of impaired driving.

Fort Lauderdale is experiencing traffic disruptions due to water main repair at NW 31st Ave and Sunrise Blvd, with lane closures and detours in place.

Miami is seeking artists for public art commissions in its new City Administration Building, focusing on pieces that celebrate the city's cultural diversity and civic life.

Palm Beach County activates emergency shelters due to a cold snap, with free bus transportation provided to safe havens like Belle Glade Transitional Shelter and Westgate Park and Recreation Center.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office launches a Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Campaign to improve road safety, funded by the Florida Department of Transportation.

South Florida farmers and nursery owners are taking measures to protect their crops and plants from a cold snap that threatens local agriculture and the economy.