West Palm Beach City Hall and other services will close on November 27-28 for Thanksgiving, with waste collection delays and a return to regular operations on December 1.

MDEAT launches inaugural Activist Awards to honor nonprofit organizations for their work in economic development, housing access, and youth empowerment in Miami-Dade.

Florida's manatee season has begun, with Broward County enforcing special waterway speed limits until March 31st for the protection of these migrating creatures.

Palm Beach County celebrates World AIDS Day with an event focused on HIV care achievements and challenges, featuring a panel discussion and the release of new data.

South Plantation High School was on lockdown after a spent shell casing was found. The lockdown ended with no weapons found and no threat to the school.

Hollywood prepares for its 100th birthday celebration with events including fireworks, live music by Kool & the Gang, and a winter wonderland from November 20-22.

Miami-Dade County waste and recycling services will continue without interruption on Thanksgiving Day, but county waste management offices will be closed during the holiday.

Delray Beach won the 2025 Digital Cities Award for its advanced use of technology in public services, including digital accessibility, cybersecurity, and an AI-powered virtual receptionist.

Miami International Airport partnered with airlines to help over 150 children with disabilities experience the flying process, enhancing accessibility and comfort in air travel.

The 4th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in Miami, hosted by Chairman Anthony Rodriguez, will take place on Nov. 20, featuring festivities, live entertainment, and Santa Claus.

The Town of Davie announces its Lighting of the Greens Festival on December 6, 2025, featuring a variety of holiday activities and a toy drive for local children.

Miami's Fire Expo & Festival this Saturday promises live safety demos, educational programs, fun activities for kids, and food and music for attendees at Regatta Park.

Zoo Miami introduced two young lions, Azizi and Jasiri, who are starting to settle into their new environment after the loss of former lion residents.