The Deering Estate introduces its new artists-in-residence for the year, offering them historical studios for their creative pursuits and engaging the public through events and exhibits.

Fort Lauderdale is starting night-time construction to upgrade stormwater infrastructure on Galt Ocean Drive, affecting traffic and including asphalt restoration, with completion projected by early February 2025.

Fort Lauderdale is temporarily changing its water source due to maintenance at the Peele-Dixie Plant, leading to potentially different-looking tap water from the Fiveash Plant, but it remains safe to drink.

Venezuelan expats in Doral, Florida, protested the brief detention of opposition leader María Corina Machado and voiced their support for rightful leadership under Edmundo González.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office will conduct a security sweep at the Hard Rock Stadium on January 9, for the upcoming Capital One Orange Bowl, with media invited to observe beforehand.

The Eco Grande Golf Course has reopened after canal restoration work but awaits the delivery of a new fleet of golf carts, with no confirmed date yet.

Jamaican-born Nesta Leeloo celebrated her 108th birthday in Tamarac, surrounded by her large family, and received honors including a day named after her.

The Pompano Beach CRA will reveal a Master Plan for the McNab House & Botanical Gardens on January 23, 2025, highlighting plans for a revamped house and immersive sensory garden.

A boil water notice is issued for parts of Delray Beach, FL, due to a water main break. Residents should boil water for safety until the notice is lifted.

Groundbreaking for a new football field took place at Miami Gardens' Walt Frazier Park, symbolizing a partnership between the Orange Bowl Committee and the community.

Abandoned Pet Rescue in Fort Lauderdale seeks families to adopt pets like Cece and Lucy, who await loving homes and promise to bring joy to their new owners.

Fort Lauderdale begins a stormwater system enhancement project on NW 19th Street, with lane closures expected until March 1, 2025. Local travel may be impacted, but access to driveways will be maintained.

Miami-Dade's Animal Services has launched the WOW Mobile Veterinary Clinic to offer free pet wellness services in underserved areas. The clinic is currently stationed at the Paseo del Rio Apartments until March 26.