The Town of Davie's Mayor's Scholarship for seniors interested in public service careers is open, with a March 28, 2025 deadline. Two students will receive $500 each.

Miami-Dade County requires all community associations to renew their registration with the RER by February 1, 2025, to maintain a centralized database.

Deerfield Beach announces Pioneer Days, celebrating the city's centenary on Feb 15-16, with a parade, live music, vendors, kids' activities, and fireworks. Free parking and shuttles will be provided.

The Franklin Park Neighborhood will get a new lighting system through a collaboration between Broward County Public Works and FPL, with enhanced safety and illumination.

Over 18,000 runners from 70+ countries will participate in the Life Time Miami Marathon, affecting Miami traffic with road closures from Friday to Sunday.

The SBA offers free seminars on disaster mitigation and SBA loans for businesses and homeowners, with in-person and online sessions to enhance community resilience.

A crocodile was spotted wandering in a Miami-Dade neighborhood before returning to a park lake, an occurrence becoming more common as their numbers increase in Florida.

Northbound lane from Hollywood Blvd to A1A in Hollywood, including a bridge lane, is closing for water main repair starting February 6 at 10 PM, without disrupting local water service.

Deerfield Beach's Oveta McKeithen Recreational Complex playground will be closed on February 3rd for one-day scheduled maintenance by a city contractor but is expected to reopen on February 4th.

Zoo Miami's animals, including jaguars, lions, and chimps, received dental care such as cleanings, extractions, and root canals, emphasizing the importance of dental health.

Crandon Golf Course in Miami-Dade reopens after a $5 million renovation aimed at improving playability and sustainability, featuring a grand reopening event with local dignitaries.

Gregey Ibrahim Philippe, a 23-year-old from Deerfield Beach, was found safe after being reported missing. Details about his temporary disappearance remain undisclosed.

Miami is ranked as the second-most unaffordable U.S. city for renters, despite a national dip in rental prices. A study finds incomes lag behind high rental costs, with slight relief ahead due to new developments.