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.

Miami-Dade County is advancing infrastructure with upgrades to Pump Station 848, led by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and supported by county officials, as part of a Capital Improvement Program.

West Palm Beach continues its 34th Annual Pleasant City Share-A-Supper on November 25th, providing Thanksgiving dinners for 400 people, with the meals being made possible through city and local business collaboration.

Hollywood residents face King Tides, with predicted high tides causing potential flooding. The city has installed flap gates and pumps to manage the water.

Miami-Dade County announces the 37th “In the Company of Women” awards nominations, celebrating women leaders. Nominations are due December 12, with the ceremony in March.

Museum Store Sunday on Nov 30, 2025, highlights meaningful consumerism by supporting cultural institutions like Miami's Deering Estate, offering unique gifts and discounts.

The Sweetwater Police Department announced "Operation Safe Holidays" to increase security at the Dolphin Mall during the holiday season, with uniformed and undercover officers on duty.

Delray Beach announces a School Choice & Workforce Showcase on December 1, 2025, at Atlantic High School, to connect students with educational paths and career opportunities.

Sidewalk improvements are starting on NE 18th Avenue, with new pavement and a speed table crosswalk planned to enhance pedestrian safety. Construction is scheduled to last 6-8 weeks.

A water main break in Delray Beach has prompted a precautionary boil water notice for specific addresses on Del Aire Boulevard and Court. Residents should boil water or use bottled water until further notice.

Miami Beach has allocated $100,000 for local small business grants to support economic growth, with 20 recipients receiving $5,000 each for operational costs amidst varying rents and tourism.

Pembroke Pines adjusted their Thanksgiving trash pickup schedule to start at 6 AM instead of 7 AM; the city suggests residents put out trash the night before.