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.

Broward County announces road smoothing projects starting September 15 in Parkland and Tamarac, with lane closures expected on weekdays from 8AM to 4PM, completion aimed for December 2025.

Palm Beach County is enhancing emergency response times by adding future roads to their GIS, aiding first responders with pre-documented maps, which is vital for locating incidents at construction sites.

Palm Beach County declared September 11, 2025, as a day of service and remembrance for 9/11 victims and heroes, planning a commemorative ceremony with illuminated buildings.

Tamarac prepares for a free concert celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with Grammy-winner Tomasito Cruz on September 19 at the Tamarac Village Amphitheater.

Miami Beach schedules a hybrid town hall on micromobility for September 9, focusing on safety, infrastructure updates, and community concerns, with free helmet distribution and bike registrations.

Zoo Miami mourns the euthanization of Kwame, its last lion, due to chronic illness and mobility issues. Plans are underway to acquire new lions for conservation efforts.

West Palm Beach celebrated the opening of the North Shore Pedestrian Bridge over the Carver Canal with local officials attending the ribbon-cutting. The $2.7 million project enhances community safety and connectivity.

Fort Lauderdale's sewer system inspection by Insituform Technologies in specific neighborhoods is extended until October due to additional pipes requiring checks.

Miami-Dade County hosts its third Disability Resource Fair this weekend with over 150 organizations, focusing on services for individuals with disabilities.

Miami-Dade County is grappling with a $400 million budget deficit, leading to proposed cuts in arts, transportation, and services for seniors and immigrants, causing public outcry and demonstrations.