Miami Beach will hold a ceremony on Oct. 7 to remember the Hamas attack in Israel one year ago, honoring the victims and underscoring the city's solidarity with Israel.

Miami-Dade County officials advise voters to prepare for a lengthy ballot in the upcoming November 5th General Election and offer online tools for reviewing sample ballots in advance.

The Office of Economic and Small Business Development will host a Pitch Competition & Graduation event to foster local entrepreneurship in Davie, with a total prize pool of $22,500.

Fully treated wastewater spilled into Fort Lauderdale's Intracoastal Waterway due to a subcontractor drilling into a pipe, sparking environmental concerns and repair efforts.

Free mobile vet clinic offers wellness services for pets in underserved Miami-Dade communities, funded by FoMA and announced by Commissioners Dominguez and Steinberg.

The Deering Estate is hosting the 12th Vintage Auto Show with classic cars and family activities on November 3, 2024. Early bird tickets are available until November 1.

Palm Beach County schools are closed on Rosh Hashanah and have additional scheduled breaks, with contingency plans for hurricane days ensuring no loss of school time.

Boynton Beach announces a new program with Prospera USA that provides walk-in, bilingual business consultation services to local entrepreneurs without appointments.

Palm Beach County broke ground on Phase II of Canyon District Park to add recreational amenities including baseball fields and a playground, set for completion in 2026.

Broward County officials urge pet owners to include their animals in disaster preparedness planning, stressing safety, identification, and evacuation measures.

Fort Lauderdale responds to a waste-water pipeline breach caused by a contractor's error. Crews are repairing it and redirecting the treated effluent to the Intracoastal Waterway with safety measures in place.

Dockworkers from Maine to Texas, including those at PortMiami and Port Everglades, have gone on strike over contract negotiations, seeking wage increases and job protection against automation.

Boca Raton Police are investigating a disturbance at the Residence Inn and advised the public to avoid the area near 500 Northwest 77th Street. No further details have been provided.