Miami-Dade County will kick off Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month on May 2, featuring performances celebrating leadership and resilience.

Hollywood is conducting fire hydrant flow-testing, which may temporarily affect water pressure and clarity for local residents until the end of May. This maintenance ensures hydrants are ready for emergency use.

The Town of Davie prepares for its annual Touch-a-Truck event on May 3, 2025, offering families a hands-on experience with large vehicles and a quieter hour for those with noise sensitivities.

Residents on Taft Street in Hollywood must boil water due to a main line repair, as per the City's directive for safety until tests confirm potability.

Miami-Dade County seeks seniors for its Elder Affairs Advisory Board to advise local government on issues affecting the elderly, requiring residency, age 62+, and passing a background check for a 4-8 year commitment.

FIU students are set to protest over a new agreement between campus police and ICE, following a directive from Governor DeSantis, with the university confirming the termination of 18 students' F1 visas.

Miami-Dade County installed vehicle registration renewal kiosks in select Publix supermarkets to make the process more accessible and efficient for residents.

Deerfield Beach offers a free document shredding event on April 19th for residents to safely dispose of sensitive materials and prevent identity theft.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez expresses readiness for the city to host the G20 summit, emphasizing Miami's global significance. The U.S. is considering locations for its G20 presidency period in 2026.

The Trump administration rescinded the F-1 visa status of 18 FIU students, creating uncertainty for those affected amid a pattern of such revocations.

Baynanza Biscayne Bay Cleanup Day invites volunteers for the largest shoreline cleanup in South Florida, offering free T-shirts and led by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava.

The Town of Davie will use free chlorine for water disinfection from May 16 to June 13, 2025, following health guidelines, potentially altering water taste and color.

Homestead is inviting public input on the use of federal funds for housing and community development at a meeting on April 23 at the Phichol Williams Community Center.