Delray Beach Library's annual community fair on October 19 will feature local organizations and financial literacy activities, led by the Teen Advisory Board.

The Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department earned CAPRA accreditation, joining an elite group of less than 3% of parks and recreation agencies nationwide.

Hollywood, FL, has introduced paid on-street parking on select streets. Local residents can apply for annual $25 parking permits, with eligibility requirements.

Palm Beach County invests $5.75 million to upgrade traffic signals with smart technology on Okeechobee and Quadrille Boulevards for improved traffic flow.

Palm Beach County supports affordable housing with the Residences at Marina Village project, offering 149 mixed-income apartments and aiming for environmental certification, funded in part by a county loan.

A woman was arrested in Miami for drugging and robbing a man after meeting him at a liquor store. She faces multiple charges, including grand theft and burglary.

Miami Police officers cycled from Miami to Orlando to raise awareness and funds for leukemia and lymphoma, honoring a colleague's wife who battled cancer.

"Operation Viper" led to 48 arrests and 23 seized firearms in Florida, targeting violent crime and illegal firearms, with local and FBI collaboration.

Ex-FBI Most Wanted fugitive Richard Picariello was arrested in a Palm Beach Gardens drug operation; he had led a life of apparent obscurity since parole in 1995.

The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded over 12,750 pounds of drugs worth $94 million in Florida, as part of Operation Pacific Viper, arresting 29 suspected smugglers.

Victor Tony Jones was the 13th inmate executed in Florida this year, setting a state record, after being convicted for a 1990 double murder. His appeals, based on intellectual disability and abuse, were rejected.

A hoax call targeting Temple Beth El Synagogue in Hollywood on Yom Kippur led to a police response. Investigations are ongoing to hold the caller accountable. Similar swatting incidents occurred across Florida, disrupting Jewish communities.

Miami International Airport is to receive a $94 million federal grant for modernization, including new terminals and runway improvements, as part of a larger $9 billion program.