Commissioner Juan Carlos Bermudez hosts a Christmas Movie Night in Miami's North Trail Park, featuring the film "Elf," festivities, and a visit from Santa, in partnership with Coke Florida Holiday Caravan.

West Grove residents protested at Miami City Hall, claiming the defunct "Old Smokey" incinerator caused health issues and environmental racism. They demand accountability for the site's alleged toxic legacy.

CAMACOL's 39th annual food basket giveaway for Noche Buena in Little Havana saw hundreds in need, with greater food per bag but fewer bags, highlighting economic strain and community generosity.

The Miami Dolphins and United Airlines created a "North Pole" experience for children from two hospitals to spread holiday joy, featuring gifts, festive decor, and special guests including team members and Santa Claus.

Residents in Fort Pierce struggle with the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, and an EF-3 tornado, with many awaiting sufficient insurance aid and government assistance.

Coral Springs opens nominations for the 2025 Business Excellence Awards to recognize outstanding local businesses. Nominations can be made online by February 3.

Miami-Dade Firefighters hosted a toy drive at a Walmart in Doral, FL, helping families in need select toys for their children, part of a larger Toys for Kids drive.

Lake Worth High School’s pool closure is due to invasive iguanas disrupting water quality, with no plans for restoration, as per Palm Beach Post and WPTV reports.

Injured veteran Thomas Counihan receives a custom, mortgage-free house from Helping a Hero for his service and continued dedication to helping other disabled veterans.

Lake Worth Beach's annual event gave over 100 children new bikes and helmets, including safety demonstrations, thanks to community support and sponsors.

Delray Beach will change its water disinfection from chloramines to free chlorine from January 5-25, 2025, as a preventive measure. Residents may notice a change in taste and smell but are assured of safety.

Fort Lauderdale's stormwater upgrades on Galt Ocean Drive are scheduled for January 2025 to replace aging pipelines and improve infrastructure resilience against flooding. Traffic disruptions and parking details will be shared later by the city.

Miami-Dade reopens North Hobie Island Beach with $14M in upgrades, featuring eco-friendly improvements and enhanced safety for cyclists and pedestrians in line with Vision Zero goals.