West Palm Beach prepares for traffic delays due to the Palm Beaches Marathon, with road closures starting December 12 and police advising detours and patience.

Thousands of bikers rode from Seminole Hard Rock Hotel to Weston for the "Toys in the Sun Run" event, donating toys and supporting children's charities.

A 45-year-old Miramar man and his dog, reported missing after being last seen on Pembroke Road, were found safe at a local Wawa the next morning.

Federal agents were filmed detaining a woman during a traffic stop in Key Largo, with the woman asserting her U.S. citizenship. She was later released. The reason for detention is unclear, and a protest is scheduled.

Davie, Florida, is hosting "Paws with Claus," a free holiday event for pets and owners on December 13 at Peaceful Ridge Dog Park, featuring Santa photos, vendors, and pet adoptions.

Delray Beach initiates a warning phase for new school zone speed cameras near nine schools, focusing on safety and enforcing speed limits during active school hours.

Miami Beach and Basel strengthen their Sister City relationship during Art Week, discussing cultural and economic collaborations with emphasis on shared art and innovation.

Doral introduces the Emergency Hardship Grant for Families, offering $3,000 to eligible residents for essential expenses, with applications open for the first ten days each month.

Miami-Dade honors pets with "Save Charlie Day," encouraging adoption with fees waived for dogs over four months from Dec 13-15, showcasing animal welfare dedication.

The groundbreaking for The Residences at Palm Court, an affordable housing project in Miami-Dade County, will include 316 units aimed at the elderly and families.

Florida airports experience a surge in holiday travelers, with Miami International Airport facing long lines and Palm Beach International Airport's parking at capacity.

Boca Raton concludes its centennial year with the 53rd Holiday Street Parade themed 'The Centennial Express,' including over 70 floats and events like a Holiday Mile Run.

Volunteers in Miami served Thanksgiving meals to around 200 first responders, expressing gratitude for their service with a special brunch hosted by the Embrace Girls Foundation and partners.