Tamarac announces a series of free holiday events including a lighting ceremony, Winter Wonderland, and a festive event for dogs, with various activities and a holiday spirit.

A historical marker commemorating Arthur Lee McDuffie, a black man killed by police in 1979, was found damaged in Miami-Dade County, suspected to be hit by a vehicle.

Delray Beach's Old School Square celebrated its 31st annual 100-foot Christmas tree lighting with Santa, a festival, live music, and various activities.

Coconut Creek is seeking artists to design its FY 2026 Budget cover, with submissions accepted until December 2024. The winner will also be featured on financial reports and recognized formally.

Fort Lauderdale is overhauling its sewage system, upgrading pipes in the NE/SE 9th and 10th avenues and scheduling completion for August 2026, with minimal disruption expected for residents.

Port St. Lucie allocates $400,000 for emergency rental assistance, targeting residents nearing homelessness. The TCHSC manages the program, with funding from the federal ERA2 program, ending by September 30, 2025.

Ricky Martin headlined a World AIDS Day concert at the University of Miami, advocating for HIV/AIDS awareness and calling for continued action against the disease.

Palm Beach mourns fallen officers with a procession and service; public invited to honor deputies killed in collision.

FPL and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade are giving away 200 energy-efficient Christmas trees on a first-come, first-served basis to promote sustainability.

The Miami Dade County Board of Commissioners deferred the discussion of a proposed waste-to-energy incinerator for 90 days, following opposition from Doral residents concerned about health and environmental risks.

Zoo Miami transforms into a festive, illuminated wonderland with Zoo Lights Miami, featuring a 26-foot LED tree, holiday characters, and special attractions through December 30th.

Hialeah ranks as the second safest city in Florida and 53rd nationwide in a WalletHub study, which considers multiple safety indicators, such as crime rates and natural disaster risk.

Miami's Camillus House provided Thanksgiving meals for the homeless, a tradition of over 60 years, despite funding challenges and a new state law affecting the unhoused.