South Florida animal rescue Saving Grace is looking for forever homes for two dogs, Tyreek and Lily, both with remarkable tales of resilience and hope for a new beginning.

The Chabad Jewish Center of Doral held a menorah lighting for the second night of Hanukkah, drawing the community together with festivities and a message of hope.

The article describes the rare coincidence of Christmas and Hanukkah on the same day, how South Floridians celebrated, and the interfaith opportunities it presented.

The City of Fort Lauderdale has issued an advisory to avoid water activities in Las Olas Isles and parts of the New River due to wastewater contamination.

West Palm Beach Police delivered meals to homebound seniors and families on Christmas, with community volunteers joining in the holiday initiative aimed at providing for those in need.

Sylvester Stallone withdrew his plan to build a seaweed barrier in Palm Beach after facing opposition from locals concerned with environmental and navigational impacts.

Police officers in Boynton Beach gifted a resident new Christmas decorations after hers were stolen, spreading holiday cheer and exemplifying community service.

Residents of Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park in Sweetwater are fighting eviction through a class action lawsuit, claiming improper notice and illegal rent increases.

The Kaseya Center in Miami has been ranked as Florida's number one venue for the 10th consecutive year and 12th in the U.S., after hosting several high-profile events including UFC 299.

Holiday trash collection in the city will be paused on December 25th, affecting those with Wednesday pickup schedules, due to a Public Works Department announcement.

Kia dealerships, Miami Dolphins, and Miami Heat, along with JM Family Enterprises, donated $380,000 to Feeding South Florida to help fight regional food insecurity.

The former VITAS Healthcare building in downtown Miami, known for its graffiti, is being demolished following a city lawsuit against the property's developer.

Wellington's Mom's Club faces difficulties in meeting the demands of their largest-ever gift drive, seeking community help to provide for 1,312 children.