The final phase of Sunset Lounge's renovation in West Palm Beach has begun, with its grand reopening expected in late 2025. Mayor Keith A. James emphasizes the project's importance for reviving the venue's legacy.

A wildfire in Southwest Miami-Dade has burned 4.5 acres and is 90% contained, with no reported injuries. Firefighting efforts continue to mitigate risks to nearby homes.

West Palm Beach announced closures of City Hall, the Mandel Public Library, and Grassy Waters Preserve on Memorial Day, with trash pickup services to continue as scheduled.

North Miami celebrated Astoud Georges Benjamin's 106th birthday with a ceremony at Griffing Community Center, featuring remarks by Councilwoman Mary Estimé-Irvin and a police demonstration.

Jupiter will host a public contract negotiation with the PBA for police officers and sergeants on June 5, 2025, at the Town Manager's Conference Room.

Coral Springs announces a Juneteenth celebration featuring performances, activities, and Marlon Wayans' comedy show, with free daytime events and ticketed evening entertainment.

Deerfield Beach is hosting a Juneteenth celebration on June 14 with music, food, and fun at Oveta McKeithen Recreation Complex.

The CITT is seeking new members to oversee Miami-Dade's transportation surtax funds, targeting improvements in transit services. Interested applicants must be registered voters with community and transportation experience.

Miami-Dade Animal Services unveils a mural honoring two dogs, Brady and Hunter Fox, created by artist Jay Ramirez in collaboration with The Brady Hunter Foundation to promote animal welfare.

Broward County Animal Care is facing a critical space crisis and is urgently seeking the community's help for pet adoptions and foster care, with adoption fees waived to encourage participation.

Hollywood announces facility closures and hours for Memorial Day, but assures online services won't be interrupted and parks and the Driftwood Community Pool will remain open.

Doral marked the National Day of Prayer with events, including an art exhibit and a concert, featuring local artists, choirs, and spiritual leaders to promote faith and unity.

Residents of the Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park face an eviction deadline, with some refusing to leave and others unsure where to go. They're involved in a lawsuit alleging improper eviction procedures.