Senator René García reassures Miami-Dade residents of uninterrupted healthcare services despite Steward Health's Chapter 11 bankruptcy, impacting local hospitals.

Commissioner Kionne McGhee hosts Jazz in the Heights at Zoo Miami on May 11, featuring music, support for small businesses, and local talent. The free event promotes community and economic growth.

The ribbon-cutting event for Tamarac's Sunset Hammock art installation has been postponed; a new date will be announced.

Jim Jones was involved in a physical altercation at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The cause is unknown, and no injuries or arrests were reported.

West Palm Beach partners with the National Weather Service for Hurricane Preparedness Week, emphasizing readiness plans and educating residents on steps to take each day to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season.

A Miami Shores Publix sold a winning $214 million Powerball ticket; the unidentified winner has 180 days to claim the prize, which, after taxes, is about $76 million.

Davie, FL road closure on SW 26th Street near Hiatus Road roundabout for drainage pipe installation, causing daily detours from May 6-10, 2024, between 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Roads reopen nightly, and local authorities request patience.

Steward Health Care filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy but will continue operating as normal, planning to secure funding for restructuring amidst financial challenges.

Fleet Week comes to Miami, showcasing naval ships and engaging the community with various events, including environmental initiatives and public service activities.

Achieve Miami honored 86 high school students at their Senior Send-off event, celebrating their achievements and readiness for future college and career challenges.

Coral Springs, FL is among 12 cities joining the USGBC's LEED for Cities Leadership Program, aiming to enhance sustainability and meet rigorous environmental targets.

Miami Beach's Jewish community held an emotional Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony focusing on the significance of 'never again' amid a rise in antisemitism.

Miami-Dade hosted prom events for students with autism and hospital patients, featuring traditional festivities and dancing, emphasizing inclusivity and memorable experiences.