The City of Sunrise employees will compete against the Greater Sunrise Chamber of Commerce in the 13th Annual Charity Kickball Game to benefit local veterans, held at the Sunrise Sportsplex on November 14th.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services extends their weekend adoption hours to 9 AM-5 PM, to accommodate busy pet lovers and increase the chance of finding homes for over 600 animals, which come spayed, neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped.

Kenneth C. Griffin donates $10 million to Miami's Pérez Art Museum, funding exhibitions and educational programs, and establishing the new Kenneth C. Griffin Gallery.

Coconut Creek launched a Holiday Light Recycling Program to encourage residents to recycle unwanted string lights, excluding items like loose bulbs and batteries, at two drop-off locations.

South Florida honored Veterans Day with ceremonies and parades, as President Biden and communities paid tribute to the nation's over 18 million veterans.

Participants in West Palm Beach took part in the American Heart Association's Heart Walk, raising over $1.2 million for heart disease and stroke research.

Miami voters approved two mixed-use development projects on Watson Island, leading to Jungle Island's closure and the creation of a new public park and luxury condos. Concerns about affordability and wildlife relocation were noted.

Broward County starts drainage improvements in Roosevelt Gardens, with construction beginning on November 11, 2024, and expected to end by May 2025, with minimal traffic disruption.

The Ranch Rescue is caring for over 50 cats from a hoarding case, seeking fosters and donations for their upkeep, while collaborating with authorities and aid programs.

Miami-Dade County announces the Pine Rocklands Conservation Week to highlight the need for ecosystem protection and public engagement in sustainability efforts.

Studio 18 in Poinciana Drive hosts an art event with open studios, workshops, and a reception on November 16, featuring various art forms and interactive activities for all skill levels.

PortMiami set a new record with over 8.23 million cruise passengers in Fiscal Year 2024, marking growth and future projects including new ships, terminals, and the initiation of shore power for environmental sustainability.

Delray Beach is replacing faulty water meter communication devices from Nov 7, 2024, to March 2025 to improve reading reliability and utility management. Minimal disruptions are expected during the campaign.