Miami-Dade Democratic Hispanic Caucus launches a billboard campaign calling out four Republican politicians for their immigration stance, amidst concerns for immigrants' legal status.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is hosting a public roundtable on water fluoridation, gathering medical professionals, residents, and others for open discussion.

Venezuelan migrants in Doral, Miami, fear policy changes by the Trump administration that might end programs preventing their deportation, affecting the community and local businesses.

Zoo Miami is modernizing, affecting exhibits and relocating gorillas Shango and Barney as part of the changes, as detailed by WSVN and Instagram posts.

Florida's Biscayne Bay will benefit from funds raised by a newly approved specialty license plate, with proceeds going to habitat restoration and water quality projects.

Palm Beach Gardens officials warn residents of scam calls requesting gift card purchases, posing as urgent payments to avoid legal troubles or emergency situations. Public urged to remain vigilant.

Boca Raton is preparing for a major demonstration against Donald Trump and Elon Musk, with a focus on peaceful protest and opposing the perceived exploitation of public goods.

Lisa J. Rahman appointed as new COO of Rales JFS in Boca Raton, replacing retiring Beth Levine; brings extensive social services and financial management experience.

The Jackson Health Foundation is hosting its second annual One Day for Jackson fundraiser to support the Jackson Health System with events and local partnerships.

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will inaugurate Serenity at Liberty Square Phase Four in Miami-Dade, adding 193 mixed-income housing units and community services.

Miami Sharks Rugby Club moves over 30 players to Pompano Beach's Old Town Square, signaling the city's growth and the team's community integration plans.

Tamarac's Springfest starts with a sensory-sensitive Egg Hunt for children 10 and under, requiring pre-registration, followed by a public celebration with activities at the Tamarac Sports Complex.

Palm Beach County offers up to $100,000 in home purchase assistance through a digital application portal opening on May 5, 2025, with limited funding.