Davie's Gardens Matter Day on October 11, 2025, offers gardening workshops and activities at Robbins Lodge Preserve Park.

Edison Towers, a revitalized affordable housing development for seniors 62 and up, opens in Liberty City with Miami-Dade officials celebrating the effort to tackle the affordable housing crisis.

Community members held a vigil at Esplanade Park in Fort Lauderdale to mourn conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was killed in Utah. Attendees lit candles, prayed, and honored his legacy, comparing the impact of his death to MLK and JFK.

A recent count shows a 6% rise in Miami-Dade street homelessness, despite declines in overall homelessness and public sleeping bans. Resources are strained, with shelter availability down 12%.

Miami Beach celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with events highlighting Hispanic culture's influence, featuring festivals, art, music, and storytelling from September 15th to October 15th.

The Sunrise Amphitheater in South Florida celebrates its grand re-opening with a free event featuring a ribbon-cutting, live music, food trucks, and a drone show.

Miami-Dade County Parks will transform parking spaces at Brickell Metrorail Station into public parks to celebrate Park(ing) Day on September 19, promoting greener, safer, and more equitable streets.

A 5-year-old girl, Gianna Rodriguez, was found safe in New York after being reported missing in Hollywood; her mother faces custody interference charges.

Jewish protesters are suing Miami Beach over an ordinance they claim violates their First Amendment rights, following restrictions implemented after an Art Basel protest.

Florida's Department of Transportation covered a Delray Beach Pride-themed crosswalk in black twice, leading to a legal battle and divided local reactions.

Brittany Bay Park in Miami Beach wins the 2025 Best Restored Shore award by ASBPA for its innovative coastal preservation, featuring a living shoreline and community enhancements.

Federal investigators focus on the pool deck in the Champlain Towers South collapse, which killed 98, finding early signs of structural distress and design flaws.

The Deering Estate will host an imaginative concert by Artist-in-Residence Susana Behar, exploring the possible auditory experiences of Charles Deering.