West Palm Beach celebrates Small Business Week, encouraging the community to support local businesses and acknowledging their importance to the economy.

Water activities resume in Palm Beach after a sewage spill, with health officials confirming safe water quality in most areas impacted by the spill caused by an AT&T contractor.

George Gibson, a pioneering Black officer from the Miami-Dade Police Department, celebrated his 99th birthday with honors for his over 40 years of service since 1956.

Fort Lauderdale is replacing old water mains with new HDPE pipes to protect against groundwater and saltwater damage. The project, avoiding full road closures, is expected to be completed by April 2024.

Broward County announces a Micro-Grant Pilot Program offering $2,500 to small businesses, distributed on a first-come, first-served basis with online applications opening in May.

The Palm Beach County Library System will close all branches on May 2 for staff development, but virtual services will remain available. Regular operations resume the next day.

Cooper City lifted a precautionary boil water notice after tests confirmed the water meets health standards. Residents had boiled water since Monday due to safety concerns.

Chantal Osborne is named Miami-Dade County Public Schools Principal of the Year and receives a new car and a cash prize for her educational dedication.

South Floridians participated in the 39th annual Lexus Corporate Run in Miami, where over 18,000 runners from various companies competed and celebrated with post-race festivities.

The MEYGA Learning Center in Miami's Liberty City, led by Samantha Quarterman, provides educational and life assistance to local families, becoming a community cornerstone.

Supermodel Gisele Bundchen was seen tearful on police bodycam in Florida, distressed by paparazzi following her. She didn't receive a citation at the traffic stop and was advised to report the incident.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office staff participated in Miami's 305 Second Chance Job & Resource Expo, aiding former convicts in job searches and providing support services to facilitate their reintegration.

S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Miami-Dade County WASD's bond ratings, asserting strong fiscal management amidst their $8.6 billion infrastructure improvements.