Boca Raton has received three financial awards for excellence in reporting, budget presentation, and procurement, highlighting its long-standing fiscal responsibility.

The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne announces a $100 million renovation, leading to the temporary layoff of 425 employees.

Jimmy Butler is being sued for allegedly leaving a rented Miami Beach home in disrepair and failing to pay rent, with damages and unpaid rent totaling $387,000.

Authorities seek help to find missing 34-year-old Stuart Martinez from West Miami-Dade; he is on the autism spectrum and was last seen wearing a burgundy striped shirt and dark blue pants.

A van crashed into a North Miami home early Friday, injuring six people, one critically. The cause remains unknown as officials investigate the scene.

Andrew and Tristan Tate arrived in Florida as Romanian authorities lifted travel restrictions amid their legal issues regarding human trafficking and rape charges. They maintain their innocence.

The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department won the GFOA's financial reporting excellence award for the 41st time, highlighting its continued commitment to transparency.

Miami-Dade County's Water and Sewer Department received the Best in Class award from FSAWWA for water conservation efforts and its #WaterIsLife marketing campaign.

Two men were arrested for illegal dumping in Northwest Miami-Dade after being caught disposing construction materials and furniture on NW 105th Street by the county's Special Investigations Unit.

North Miami's new Breezeswept Park Tot-Lot, led by Councilwoman Mary Estimé-Irvin, opens on March 1, featuring a playground, sprayground, pavilion, and safety facilities after a $1.1 million renovation.

West Palm Beach is selected for Round II of the Bloomberg Philanthropies' Youth Climate Action Fund; Mayor James encourages local youth to apply for grants to develop climate solutions.

The City of Delray Beach concluded an investigation into unlicensed fire department personnel driving department vehicles, finding no intentional misconduct but a need for better oversight.

Delray Beach launches a new online portal to enhance civic engagement, allowing residents easy access to information and participation in City Boards, Commissions, and Committees.