Broward County Animal Care has paused several cat services due to a rise in feline panleukopenia, focusing on keeping cats safe amid the virus outbreak.

The renovated Freedom Tower in Downtown Miami, set to open this fall, showcases its historical significance, embodying Cuban and broader community heritage.

Broward County teachers voted to retain their union, emphasizing the importance of collective bargaining amidst stricter unionization laws in Florida.

Miami-Dade County urges residents to adopt pets during National Adoption Week at two PetSmart locations with support from PetSmart Charities and a $45,000 grant.

Place of Hope collects supplies for Texas flood victims, with over 120 deaths and 150 missing. They partner with Amazon for distribution amid ongoing rescue efforts and a signed disaster declaration by President Trump.

Delray Beach uses the CodeRED alert system to efficiently warn residents about emergencies and severe weather, with a straightforward registration process for receiving messages.

Miami Archbishop criticizes "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center and Trump's deportation policy, highlighting the negative impact on immigrants and urging humane reforms.

Boynton Beach invites artists to transform traffic control boxes into art, with a $500 honorarium for chosen designs related to community identity themes.

Lois Bailey, a missing 77-year-old woman from Plantation with an altered mental status, was safely located. Her disappearance had prompted a search and public appeals for help.

Delray Beach is installing speed cameras in school zones to improve children's safety, with a 30-day warning period before fines.

Discover The Palm Beaches encourages local staycations through #LoveThePalmBeaches initiative, amid Northlake Boulevard construction near CSX railway, offering deals at hotels and resorts to support the local economy.

Coral Springs will temporarily alter water treatment from July 14 to 28, causing possible chlorine taste/odor, discoloration, and lower pressure during main flushing.

Fort Lauderdale's Lien Amnesty Program offers a reduction of up to 90% for code enforcement liens, with the application deadline on September 30, before reductions change.