Palm Beach County firefighter Nicholas Fuenzalida was arrested in Miami for petit theft and battery involving his sister.

Palm Beach County is launching the "CTRL HALT DEL Campaign" to fight HIV, focusing on control, stigma elimination, and barrier removal, with an event on December 16.

Delray Beach's Old School Square celebrated its 31st annual 100-foot Christmas tree lighting with Santa, a festival, live music, and various activities.

Coconut Creek is seeking artists to design its FY 2026 Budget cover, with submissions accepted until December 2024. The winner will also be featured on financial reports and recognized formally.

Georgia Avenue will be closed for drainage improvements from December 9 for three weeks, affecting the eastbound left turn lane on Belvedere Road as well. Traffic detours are planned.

Fort Lauderdale is overhauling its sewage system, upgrading pipes in the NE/SE 9th and 10th avenues and scheduling completion for August 2026, with minimal disruption expected for residents.

Port St. Lucie allocates $400,000 for emergency rental assistance, targeting residents nearing homelessness. The TCHSC manages the program, with funding from the federal ERA2 program, ending by September 30, 2025.

Ricky Martin headlined a World AIDS Day concert at the University of Miami, advocating for HIV/AIDS awareness and calling for continued action against the disease.

The Port St. Lucie Police are searching for a missing 15-year-old girl, Maria Morel Fajardo, last seen in the early morning near the 2000 block of Southeast Lennard Road. She's considered an endangered juvenile; the public is urged to help.

Palm Beach mourns fallen officers with a procession and service; public invited to honor deputies killed in collision.

Lt. Weslyne Lewis Francois is suing the Miami Police Department, alleging racial discrimination and harassment by her superiors, affecting her career and prompted by her appearance and ethnicity.

A man named Roderick Henry was fatally shot near a transitional facility in Pompano Beach, and authorities are actively seeking information to solve the case.

Condo owners at 1060 Brickell Avenue in Miami revolted against a $21 million special assessment, leading to the ousting of their board president due to concerns over transparency and the assessment's justification.