Mosquito control operations with larvicide are scheduled in Lauderhill, Plantation, and Sunrise to combat diseases like dengue and yellow fever, with activities running nightly from June 9 to 13.

The Coral Springs community has awarded $40,000 in MLK scholarships to 24 high school seniors for their commitment to social justice and community service.

Delray Beach wins USA TODAY's #1 Best Beach in Florida title again, praised for its beauty and environmental efforts; the city also holds the Blue Flag Award for sustainability.

Tamarac's Building Department has received its third consecutive IAS accreditation, confirming its commitment to building safety standards and customer service excellence.

The City of Tamarac won a Silver Telly Award for its video "Tamagram Business Feature – Savvy Sliders," marking a significant recognition of local business promotion.

Pembroke Pines Fire and Rescue teams up with Memorial Healthcare System for a health event on June 21, offering free resources, safety training, and activities.

Coral Springs won multiple Telly Awards for their original videos, earning recognition for their creative excellence in a field of over 13,000 global entries.

A mural honoring African-American history in Miami's Dorsey Park was vandalized with racist and antisemitic graffiti, prompting a police hate crime investigation.

Miami-Dade celebrates National Great Outdoors Month with activities in its 300+ parks and marinas, including yoga, paddleboarding, and hiking, encouraging outdoor engagement.

Miami-Dade unveils new athletic fields at Chapman Field Park following environmental remediation and measures to combat sea-level rise, indicating a commitment to resilient and sustainable recreational spaces.

Pembroke Pines hosts a free July 4th celebration with fireworks, entertainment, and food trucks at Pines Recreation Center, starting at 6 pm. No pets or personal fireworks allowed.

Fort Lauderdale's Bayshore Drive is set for asphalt improvements starting June 10, 2025, with expected minor traffic disruptions and no parking during work hours.

Protesters gathered outside a Miami federal courthouse as Florida AG James Uthmeier faced potential contempt charges over a disputed immigration law's enforcement.