Twenty couples married on Valentine's Day at the historic Miami-Dade County Courthouse, marking the end of this annual event due to a relocation later this year.

The ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival returns to Palm Beach Garden on February 15-16, featuring a ticketed event with art pieces for purchase and free parking options.

The Miami International Boat Show is underway, displaying over 1,000 boats and marine products and anticipated to generate about $1 billion in economic impact.

Miami Beach implements strict measures for spring break, including law enforcement presence, DUI checkpoints, parking restrictions, and elevated towing fees to ensure public safety and order.

Broward County Animal Care in Fort Lauderdale announces the "Plenty of Pets" adoption event until February 14, offering fee-waived adoptions and complimentary vaccine vouchers.

Palm Beach County is hosting a domestic violence advocacy training to teach trauma-informed support techniques, led by the Battered Women's Justice Project. Registrations are limited.

Vanderbilt University plans a new graduate campus in West Palm Beach with a focus on business, data science, and AI. The project is a $300 million fundraising effort and may start by 2029, aiming to foster local workforce development.

Fort Lauderdale Beach, closed due to an oily substance, reopens according to the city's website, following investigations by the U.S. Coast Guard.

PortMiami hosted a record 10 cruise ships in one day, highlighting the port's status as a cruise hub with significant economic impact and eco-friendly initiatives like shore power.

Miami-Dade County's 5th Black History Month event focuses on African American contributions to the labor movement, featuring speeches, cultural performances, and a Kids Fun Zone.

Broward County Parks waives entry fees on its 69th birthday, but other charges like camping and rentals still apply, excluding Hollywood North Beach Park parking.

Dante Lopez, a migrant father of three, was arrested by immigration agents in Coral Springs, despite living in the U.S. for 15 years and working to legalize his status. His surprising and seemingly forceful arrest has sparked community outrage.

Doral's annual CBO Grant cycle for nonprofits began on Feb 3, accepting applications until Mar 7. Eligible 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(6) organizations within the city can apply for up to $5,000.