Broward County school bus drivers are conducting practice routes and training before the school year, with hiring still ongoing for additional drivers.

Broward County Animal Care doubled adoptions in July through the Empty the Shelters event, with 228 animals placed, supported by the Bissell Pet Foundation.

The Humane Society of Broward is sheltering and planning to adopt out dogs displaced by Hurricane Debby, with community support essential for this effort.

Mission United distributed 900 backpacks to military families in South Florida, filling them with school supplies to prepare kids for the academic year.

South Florida teachers eagerly prepare their classrooms and lesson plans to welcome students back for a new school year in Broward and Miami-Dade counties.

Miami Beach will name 13th Street after Gloria Estefan, recognizing her contributions to the community. The move is part of an effort to honor influential women in the area.

A juvenile cheetah named Winston at Zoo Miami is recovering after successful surgery to fix a leg fracture and is expected to fully heal in 6-8 weeks.

Pitbull secures naming rights for FIU's football stadium in a deal costing $1.2 million annually for five years, with options for brand engagement and facility use.

Miami-Dade joins the national Clear The Shelters campaign to promote pet adoptions and animal welfare from August 10 to September 10, celebrating its 10th year with past success of over 1 million adoptions.

The Florida Freedom, a new professional bull riding team, debuted in Sunrise, Florida, led by coach Paulo Crimber and featuring his son, John. They aim to compete in the world championships.

OneBlood, an Orlando blood center, was hit by a cyberattack forcing systems offline. The Florida DOH-Broward is urging donations at other centers to maintain the blood supply.

Tropical Storm Debby prompts flood watches in South Florida, posing risks with heightened rip currents and large waves. Residents are urged to understand watches and warnings, while Miami Beach remains vigilant against potential flooding.

Hollywood suspends parking fees in two downtown garages from August 2nd to 4th to aid residents amidst flooding concerns. Proof of residency is required, and beach garages are excluded.