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.

Doral invites its community to Earth Day events, featuring a citywide cleanup and a new community garden opening, highlighting local environmental commitment.

Broward County Animal Care and Pets Broward are hosting a Shelter Shindig on April 19 to support shelter dogs, featuring volunteer activities and aiming to create a no-kill community.

Miami-Dade CountryFest, hosted by Chairman Anthony Rodriguez at Tropical Park, features a rodeo, live music, agriculture exhibits, kids' activities, and food on April 26-27, 2025.

Fort Lauderdale officials anticipate re-opening Las Olas Boulevard lanes closed due to water main repair later today, and advise a precautionary boil water notice.

Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School was momentarily locked down due to reports of a suspicious individual nearby; the situation was deemed unfounded.

South Florida communities hold vigils to mourn the victims of a nightclub roof collapse in the Dominican Republic that killed at least 184 people, including two ex-MLB players.

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.