Westward Elementary School in West Palm Beach has created a student-run mock store, the "Panthers Mini Mart," to teach students practical financial skills like budgeting and money management.

Miami-Dade County Parks promotes Earth Month with activities focused on conservation and community involvement, like clean-ups and planting events, across various parks in April.

Miami-Dade County's District 1 launches the 2025 Summer Youth Internship Program, offering educational and practical skills to students ages 16-23 with a minimum 2.5 GPA. Applications are open until May 2, 2025.

Pembroke Pines hosts Water Safety Day on May 3, 2025, featuring activities and demonstrations on drowning prevention.

Palm Beach County considers a $2.7 million investment to add three new buses to the Port St. Lucie Express Transit Pilot Program, aiming to increase regional connectivity.

Coral Springs is celebrating Autism Awareness Month with special events, including sensory-friendly activities at their gym, dances, a Touch-A-Truck event, a special needs database, and a community forum.

Steve Goldstein, voice of the Florida Panthers, will be the Grand Marshal for Weston's Fourth of July parade themed "Red, White, Blue and Weston Proud."

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.