The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office prepares to honor civilian employees with a ceremony on August 15, 2025, celebrating their contributions and promotions.

Delray Beach decides to keep its Pride intersection despite new Florida laws against colorful street art, despite the controversy and potential financial implications.

Miami Heat's Bam Adebayo donated 300 mattresses to The SEED School of Miami students, a gesture reflecting his own experiences and commitment to the community.

The Florida Department of Health issued advisories for high bacteria levels at Crandon Park North and Collins Park in Miami-Dade County, warning against water activities there.

Boca Raton City Council has chosen Mark Sohaney as the new city manager, succeeding George S. Brown, to ensure smooth city operations and continued progress.

The Dream Park Community Center in Pembroke Pines celebrates its grand opening on August 16 with a community event featuring entertainment and activities.

Australian officials visited Fort Lauderdale to learn about its infrastructure resilience and disaster preparedness strategies amidst global climate challenges. They aimed to apply the insights back in Victoria, Australia.

Elevated bacteria levels have prompted a no-swim advisory at Ocean Inlet Park in Boynton Beach. Officials urge beachgoers to stay out of the water until further notice.

Miami's Freedom Tower is set to reopen as a museum that honors Cuban exiles and explores migration themes, amid a climate of tough immigration policies.

"MDEAT Day" is an upcoming Miami event to support Black entrepreneurship, featuring networking, financial advice, and cultural elements on August 21, 2025.

Miami's Catholic schools expect 37,000 students for the new year, marking a growth trend and school expansions, with many facilities at full capacity.

Davie's annual Mayors' Chess Challenge will take place on September 13, 2025, at the Pine Island Multipurpose Center.

Style Saves, a Miami non-profit, provides school supplies and haircuts to South Florida students, while Broward County bus drivers and teachers prepare for the new school year. Miami-Dade schools aim to maintain their "A" rating.