The Heart & Paws Celebration in Palm Beach County offers pet adoptions, family wellness activities, and various entertainment options at John Prince Park.

The City of Hollywood has launched the "Hollywood Brag Bench" campaign encouraging people to share why they love the city, with stories to be featured on social media.

The Deering Estate is hosting a screening of "Noah's Ark A Coral Rescue First" on World Oceans Day, followed by a panel discussion with coral experts.

Fort Lauderdale is set to improve its sewage system on NW 23rd Avenue, with construction starting May 19, 2025, and ending June 6, 2025, affecting southbound lanes.

Miami Beach begins work on the Grand Hyatt, an 800-room hotel with a focus on conferences and sustainability, backed by a $392M loan and set to finish in 2027.

Miami-Dade County will honor fallen military personnel on Memorial Day with events, service closures, and limited service operations, including waste collection and transit services on a Sunday schedule.

Broward County Animal Care is hosting a Pet Wellness Clinic on May 23, offering free rabies shots and microchips, with low-cost pet registration available.

Miami police confirmed the safe return of Jhoelanghelo Lanza, a missing 16-year-old boy with autism, from Little Havana. His health and details on the disappearance are undisclosed.

Deerfield Beach introduces the Shady Street Tree Program to help homeowners fund and plant street trees, reducing urban heat and enhancing aesthetics.

Highlands Community Center introduces CAD Fitness Hip-Hop Aerobics and Ambassadors to Zero Waste program for summer, starting in June, aimed at fitness and sustainability for all ages.

The Peggy Noland Aquatics Complex in Deerfield Beach, FL, will be closed on May 26 for Memorial Day and cleaning. Normal hours resume May 27. For info, contact the Aquatics Center Manager.

Miami-Dade's Commission District 5 has opened grant applications for small, local businesses to receive financial support for growth-related expenses.

Firefighters in South Miami-Dade have contained 75% of a grass fire, as reported by the Florida Forest Service. Though largely under control, the fire's complexity remains due to location and dry conditions.