The City of Miami has extended the proposal submission deadline for community and HIV/AIDS service funding and will host additional workshops to assist applicants.

Protests erupted in Miami over Trump's address to Congress, revealing deep political divisions both in public and among lawmakers, with some Democrats protesting during the speech.

Fort Lauderdale residents face detours due to a 16-inch sewer force main break at Cordova Road and SE 15th Street. Road closures are in place as repairs continue. For updates, contact the city at 954-828-8000.

Miami residents can recycle electronics at a free e-waste drive-thru event on March 29th at Regatta Park, from 9 AM to 2 PM. Contact [email protected] for details.

United Way Miami celebrated its 100th anniversary with a reception, honoring Jo and John Sumberg with the Tocqueville Award for philanthropy and recognizing other local philanthropists and supportive corporations.

Neglected dogs from Arkansas were rescued by Tri County Animal Rescue in Boca Raton, undergoing medical evaluations and care for a chance at adoption.

Fort Lauderdale partners with David Mancini & Sons, Inc. for stormwater system upgrades in Chula Vista, with construction starting March 3, 2025, and aiming for completion by late April 2025.

Boca Raton has received three financial awards for excellence in reporting, budget presentation, and procurement, highlighting its long-standing fiscal responsibility.

Andrew and Tristan Tate arrived in Florida as Romanian authorities lifted travel restrictions amid their legal issues regarding human trafficking and rape charges. They maintain their innocence.

Delray Beach launches a new online portal to enhance civic engagement, allowing residents easy access to information and participation in City Boards, Commissions, and Committees.

Fort Lauderdale recognized for its data-driven government approach, receiving What Works Cities Certification by Results for America and Bloomberg Philanthropies.

Delray Beach announces continued decline in crime rates, highlighting the effectiveness of strategic policing and strong community involvement, supported by investment in the police force.

The City of Hollywood has organized a free community event to celebrate Black History Month, focusing on African Americans' contributions to the workforce. It will be held at Washington Park Community Center on February 27, 2025.