Broward County schedules an aerial mosquito control spray due to a rise in local mosquito populations, targeting areas from July 12 to 14, between 2-6 AM, weather permitting.

Florida offers new parking permits for pregnant women, valid for one year and available through the Miami-Dade's Tax Collector's Office with a physician-signed form, ID, and $15 fee.

The Miami Beach Cupid Splash event on February 16th raised over $42,000 to support Biscayne Bay, with local nonprofits benefiting from the community-led environmental initiative.

The Palm Beach County OEBO announces its 6th annual youth entrepreneurship forum for August 2, 2025, offering workshops to help young individuals start businesses.

Fort Lauderdale seeks an artist to create a sculpture for NE 13th Street Roundabout, with applications open until July 27, 2025, and a $140,000 budget.

Weston's Girl Scout Troop 14005 earned their Trees Badge with guidance from city landscaping experts, learning about tree anatomy, deforestation, and using GIS technology.

Doral residents informed about FPL's ongoing power infrastructure project to improve energy reliability, entailing night-time work and minimal disruption until February 2026.

Coral Springs celebrates its 62nd anniversary with a community event at the Museum of Coral Springs History, featuring exhibits, activities, and snacks.

Lake Worth Beach held its annual Fourth of July Great American Raft Race, with homemade floats and neighborhood teams competing in a festive display of community spirit.

Fort Lauderdale police extracted a naked man from a resident's pool after he refused to leave for hours, using non-violent tactics before detaining him for a medical evaluation.

The MDFR is raising awareness about fireworks and grilling safety ahead of the Fourth of July, highlighting risks and providing tips to prevent injuries and fires.

Pompano Beach will host its Free Tree Giveaway on July 12 and 19, offering residents up to two trees each to support local green initiatives. Proof of residency is required.

Palm Beach Gardens is building a new ice facility set to open by 2026, which will be the most affordable in Florida and cater to youth with varying budgets.