Stuart is closing roads downtown for the annual Christmas on Main Street event; parking spaces will be blocked off, and cars parked past 2 a.m. on Nov 28 may be towed. The tree lighting ceremony is set for 4-7 p.m. on Friday.

West Palm Beach announced its holiday schedule for city services during Thanksgiving, with closures at City Hall, Mandel Public Library, and Grassy Waters Nature Center.

Miami Beach is naming a street after Norman Braman for his cultural and civic contributions, aligning with the Art Basel Miami Beach event he helped establish.

"Doors to Freedom," an installation showcasing the struggle of artists in authoritarian regimes, will be unveiled at Art Week Miami Beach, highlighting censorship and repression faced by creators.

West and Pembroke Parks distributed Thanksgiving meals to residents, with events reflecting community support amidst high food prices and economic challenges.

The Tamarac Turkey Trot 5K, a Thanksgiving tradition, will start at Tamarac City Hall at 7:30 a.m. on November 27, with over 2,400 participants expected.

Cyberattack on CodeRED emergency alert system resulted in user data extraction; City of Weston responds by disabling the service and planning to migrate to a new system, advising users to change reused passwords.

Miami-Dade County's "Presents for Pets" drive collects comfort items for shelter animals during the holiday season through December 31, in partnership with local libraries.

Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis provided Thanksgiving meals to over 1,500 families in District 6, in collaboration with local partners and volunteers.

Miami Seaquarium's bankruptcy reveals animal relocation plans, with a judge's approval pending, reshaping the site into a new marina and aquarium led by developer David Martin.

Encore Dance Theatre from Florida has been chosen to perform at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC, fulfilling dreams and providing a unique experience for its dancers.

Authorities intensify the search for missing 10-year-old Gabrielle Patricia Terrelonge, with the FBI joining and a $10,000 reward offered for information.

The article discusses Broward County's sea turtle nesting season, highlighting an unusual number of nests and the challenges of artificial lighting and plastic pollution. It also mentions conservation efforts and community engagement.