The Palm Beach Zoo mourns the death of Wilbur, a two-toed sloth, after 22 years. Despite veterinary efforts, Wilbur succumbed to unexplained illness. Her son Fern, part of a survival program, thrives at the zoo.

Boynton Beach's water tower glowed green to honor two fallen PBSO deputies and support another critically injured.

Doral's Mayor Fraga opposes the proposal to rebuild Miami-Dade County's trash incinerator in Doral, citing health and quality-of-life impacts on residents.

Increased wild boar sightings in Port St. Lucie cause local concerns about safety and impact on native wildlife, as development leads to more human-boar interactions.

Broward County Animal Care is preparing for a "Pawsgiving Feast" on November 26 and is seeking public donations to provide a Thanksgiving meal for shelter animals.

The Pompano Beach Holiday Boat Parade, in its 62nd year, honors first responders on Dec 13th, with a themed procession of decorated boats starting from Lake Santa Barbara.

Miami officials demand the cleanup of graffiti on a downtown building before New Year's Eve, with no further deadline extensions allowed by the city's code enforcement board.

A group of 18 migrants from China and Ecuador were detained after their boat landed in a Pompano Beach canal. They arrived early Tuesday morning and were taken into custody by Border Patrol and local law enforcement.

Green Cay Nature Center hosts a free World Migratory Bird Day event on December 7 with activities for all ages, including interactions with live animals and educational exhibits.

The ACEs Summit in Miami, hosted by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava's commission, will address childhood welfare and adverse experiences impacting long-term health.

A broken 6-inch water main on Washington Street prompted a boil water advisory; city crews are making emergency repairs with no fixed timeline for completion.

Dr. Lorenzo Johnson Sr., a pioneer in desegregating a Miami school in 1961, returned to Earlington Heights Elementary as principal for a day, sharing his experiences and inspiring current students.

Fort Lauderdale hazmat teams responded to a white powder scare at a downtown business, quarantining affected employees, but later found the substance to be harmless. The FBI is investigating the incident.