West Palm Beach City Hall and other services will close on November 27-28 for Thanksgiving, with waste collection delays and a return to regular operations on December 1.

Miami Beach announces finalists for its 2025 Legacy Purchase Program at Art Basel, with public voting open to help choose the permanent addition to the city's collection.

Miami-Dade Transit operates on a Sunday schedule for Thanksgiving, with county offices closed; STS services available via reservation. Digital services for transit remain accessible.

Miami-Dade and Palmetto Bay begin constructing the Snowden Pedestrian Bridge to improve Old Cutler Trail for pedestrians and cyclists, promoting community safety and mobility.

MDEAT launches inaugural Activist Awards to honor nonprofit organizations for their work in economic development, housing access, and youth empowerment in Miami-Dade.

Florida's manatee season has begun, with Broward County enforcing special waterway speed limits until March 31st for the protection of these migrating creatures.

Palm Beach County celebrates World AIDS Day with an event focused on HIV care achievements and challenges, featuring a panel discussion and the release of new data.

Fort Lauderdale expects heavy traffic due to cruise activity at Port Everglades. Alternatives like the Convention Center Connector are suggested to ease congestion.

A Fort Lauderdale man pleaded guilty to a $94 million investment fraud targeting primarily Venezuelans, facing up to 20 years for wire fraud and money laundering.

Dr. Ameet Vohra and his companies will pay $45 million to settle Medicare fraud allegations related to unnecessary surgeries and electronic record manipulation.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava opposes the Trump administration's proposal for new oil drilling in Florida, citing environmental and economic concerns.

A Boynton Beach community is alarmed after a coyote killed a local woman's dog during a walk, sparking concerns about wildlife encounters due to urban development.

FPL customers in Florida will see their electric bills rise starting in 2026 after a state regulator approved a rate increase to fund grid improvements, despite opposition and potential legal challenges.