Miami police seek help to identify a teen found in Brickell who provided a name not matching any records; the boy is in custody of the Department of Children and Families.

Fort Lauderdale lifted an advisory against water activities in a section of the South Fork of Middle River after water quality returned to state standards following a sewer overflow.

Miami Beach's fleet maintenance garage has been ranked seventh in NAFA's Green Garage Contest in North America, showcasing the city's commitment to environmental sustainability.

Delray Beach has scheduled a groundbreaking for a new Water Treatment Plant on January 29, 2026, a $300 million project deploying advanced nanofiltration technology to improve water quality.

The Deering Estate is hosting "Deering Contemporary 2026," curated by Dainy Tapia, featuring works by various artists that emphasize environmental and historical awareness.

A Miami jury awarded $6.3 million to Palm Bay Yacht Club Condo owners for mismanagement and fraudulent misrepresentation by their management company and a contractor.

Fort Lauderdale approves a Whole Blood Exchange Program in collaboration with Broward Health to improve emergency medical responses, endorsed by a Memorandum of Understanding for blood replenishment.

Coral Springs seeks nominees for the 2026 Business Excellence Awards, celebrating local businesses that contribute to the economy. Nominations are open until February 27.

Florida clarifies license plate regulations, noting frames are allowed if they don't obscure the alphanumeric identifier or decal, but alterations like color changes or lights are banned.

Commissioner Marleine Bastien hosts the "Holiday Toyland: District 2 Toy Giveaway" event in Miami with toys, activities, and Santa photos for families who RSVP.

85-year-old Roberto Fernandez earned his college degree from FIU after initially enrolling in 1972 and pausing his education to focus on business and family.

Hundreds attended the annual Miami-Dade Heart Walk, raising over $438,000 for heart research and honoring the late Dr. Eduardo Salinas. The event included walking, health education, and CPR training, with tribute to survivors like May Perez Johnson.

Renowned South Florida radio host John "Footy" Kross passed away, leaving a legacy in broadcasting and addiction treatment through his work with Here's Help Inc.