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.

The Dade County Federal Credit Union conducted its second annual toy drive, delivering around 3,000 toys to local schools and an after-school program.

Excitement builds in Boca Raton for the upcoming Boca Raton Bowl game at FAU stadium, featuring Western Kentucky against James Madison, with festivities and charity efforts.

Pembroke Pines seeks young singers for National Anthem performances at City events; submissions require an a cappella video, with full name, age, and school info. Contact is Francie Novo.

A University of Miami study found unexpected subsidence among 35 luxury high-rise buildings along the South Florida coastline, using satellite radar to detect sinking rates of up to eight centimeters.

Miami-Fort Lauderdale area has Florida's highest living costs, with $100 there buying goods and services worth approximately $89.70 nationally, a Tax Foundation report says.

The Miami Parking Authority is removing QR codes from parking signs to protect users from scam QRs directing to fraudulent sites that could steal banking and personal information.

Miami debates reducing waste pickup due to financial strain, considering bi-weekly/montly bulky waste schedules and ending recycling as infrastructure ages and costs rise. Residents oppose the cutbacks.