Miami-Dade County’s waste services will operate as usual on Memorial Day, with DSWM disposal facilities maintaining normal hours, although administrative offices will be closed.

Broward County is launching a mosquito control initiative from May 22-24, using VectoBac WDG larvicide to target Aedes mosquito larvae, with community engagement and emergency contact options available.

Miami Beach is preparing for Memorial Day weekend with events like the Hyundai Air & Sea Show, featuring military exhibits and family-friendly activities.

The Miss Arc Broward Pageant, celebrating its 11th year, featured young women with special needs showcasing their talents in Fort Lauderdale, promoting inclusivity and ability.

Bird Key, a natural island in Biscayne Bay, is for sale for $31.5 million. Environmentalists are concerned about the potential impact on the area's bird habitat and marine life.

South Florida's Haitian community is preparing to celebrate Haitian Flag Day on May 18, embracing cultural heritage through various events despite challenges in Haiti.

A Florida family tragedy left a 15-year-old brain dead and his brother injured after their uncle, who also killed himself, shot them. The family plans to donate the boy's organs.

Monarch High School students receive recognition for their high scores in the JROTC National Championship at VEX World in Dallas, showcasing STEM skills in robotics.

Scott James Woods, a 65-year-old with dementia, was found after being declared missing for 12 days in Palm Beach County, Florida. His condition was central to community concern and a bill for better law enforcement training.

South Florida LGBTQ event organizers are increasing security for Pride Month following an FBI warning about potential terrorist threats without specific locations.

Hollywood, Florida is updating its comprehensive plan to guide growth and development through 2050, calling for public engagement to shape the city's future.

The second annual History Collaborative will take place this Saturday in Goulds, where residents can share stories and contribute to local history preservation efforts.

The Adopt-a-Tree program in Miami-Dade County offers residents free trees and environmental sustainability education at an event at Miami Dade College North Campus.