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.

Fort Lauderdale is set to perform maintenance at a water treatment plant, briefly changing the water source for some residents and potentially altering the water's color. Officials assure the water remains safe.

A dog named Taylor Swift evaded Florida Highway Patrol, causing highway chaos, and was taken to the Humane Society where she awaits adoption after a past of being bred for profit.

Residents return to Crestview Towers in North Miami Beach after repairs, but some like Ligia Mora have concerns about the condition of their units. The city acknowledges past delays in safety certification as officials push for legislative reforms.

Deerfield Beach celebrates National Fair Housing Month, reflecting on progress made since the Civil Rights Act of 1968 and reinforcing its commitment to housing equality, including new protections for sexual orientation and gender identity.

The Haitian diaspora in Miami turns to faith at Notre Dame d'Haiti amidst crises in their homeland and uncertain U.S. immigration policies, seeking community support and solace.

Traffic was disrupted on I-595 and I-95 in Fort Lauderdale due to a dog chase, which ended safely with the dog being taken into care by the Broward Humane Society.

The Pembroke Pines Charter School Foundation is offering a scholarship raffle for Florida residents, granting a 4-year college scholarship for the winner's child. Tickets cost $100, with the raffle open until April 30, 2025.

Miami-Dade Parks Department is set to construct a new splash pad and playground at North Trail Park, with a groundbreaking ceremony on April 2. The $4.1 million renovation includes various facilities and environmental considerations.

Coral Springs announces a series of autism-awareness events in April, including sensory-friendly activities, educational opportunities, and a community forum to foster inclusion.

The Ultra Music Festival in Miami experienced brief interruptions due to heavy rain and thunderstorms but resumed operations, prioritizing attendee safety.

Children with autism showcased their surfing skills at the 17th annual Surf Camp in Miami Beach, organized by CARD, which integrates ocean play and learning.

Police in Coconut Creek, FL, warn of Facebook blackmail scams where victims are falsely told their account has illicit content and must pay to remove it.