Florida Legislature passed HB 11 to end water surcharge disparities in Miami Gardens, praised by Commissioner Gilbert for fairness. The bill awaits the governor's signature.

Miami's weather is mostly sunny today with a high risk of rip currents and ideal boating conditions, turning wetter over the weekend.

Fort Lauderdale's recent water main break on NE 56th St and NE 14th Ave has been repaired, roads reopened, and a precautionary boil water notice issued to nearby properties.

Broward County is launching a mosquito control spray campaign targeting Aedes mosquito larvae from May 5-10 to prevent diseases like dengue and chikungunya.

Broward County's Animal Care Division introduces new pricing for pet registration tags, incentivizing microchipping with lower fees and promoting responsible pet ownership.

Miami hosts inaugural Faith & Family Festival featuring entertainment, activities, and community services with free entry. Commissioner Gonzalez aims to unite and support residents.

Miami-Dade County opens nominations for its Women's Hall of Fame to honor local influential women's contributions, with submissions accepted from May 1-30.

Miami-Dade County officials received Mobility Champion Awards at CoMotion MIAMI 2025 for advancing transportation innovation and regional connectivity.

The Eco Golf Course in Hollywood will be partially closed from May 5th to mid-July for construction of a new pump station to meet Florida's environmental laws.

Hollywood's "Lunch on the Lawn" for Public Service Recognition week will limit parking at City Hall from May 6-8. The city suggests using alternative parking at 2717 Van Buren Street.

Miami introduces a network of Cooling Centers for relief from extreme heat, functioning from May to October, enhancing resident safety and health during increasingly hot summers.

The Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics celebrates 15 years of promoting governmental integrity and providing guidance to over 10,000 officials and employees.

A Palm Beach County school district employee, Norman Riemer, faces five counts of child molestation. The district is terminating his employment, and he remains jailed without bond. His connection to a principal has also been noted.