Florida sees a rise in unemployment claims after Thanksgiving, although the Miami area boasts a low unemployment rate of 1.5%. The state maintains a steady labor market and strong entrepreneurial growth.

Miami's Department of Solid Waste will not collect garbage, bulky trash, or recycling on December 25, resuming services on December 26. Recycling collection for those affected will be on December 27.

A Florida bear became a festive intruder, amusing a Longwood family by disrupting their Christmas display, an event whimsically caught on their home security camera.

The Palm Beach County School District faces backlash over its Equity Statement language and lack of transparency on expulsion data, raising concerns about racial disparities.

BNP Paribas opened a new branch in Miami, signaling its expansion in the U.S., plans to hire up to 50 professionals, and strengthening economic ties with the region.

Over 450 Miami households received groceries in a food distribution event aimed at reducing violence and aiding the community, involving multiple local agencies and volunteers.

Las Vegas crowned the nations most fun city in a new ranking.

Updated AP African American Studies curriculum omits controversial topics.

Adopt a pet fee-free this December at Miami Animal Services.

Pembroke Pines hosts free Shred-A-Thon to prevent identity theft.

Miami Firefighters spark joy with a toy drive for kids in need.

Palm Beach Countys LMS Group meets to plan disaster strategies.

As major insurance companies retreat from high-risk regions, an estimated 39 million properties are at threat of losing insurance coverage across the nation. Now, experts warn that the impacts will extend far beyond the most vulnerable areas, forcing homeowners to consider alternative solutions and collective action.