Miami-Dade County secured third place in the 2024 Green Fleet Awards for their efforts in sustainable fleet management and environmentally conscious practices.

Miami Beach is set to host a series of free events for Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrating Hispanic culture with music, dance, and educational activities.

Fitch Ratings upgraded the City of Tamarac's bond ratings to 'AA+' from 'AA', reflecting a strong capacity to meet financial obligations and solid debt management strategies.

The Johnny L. Tigner Community Center in Deerfield Beach will open on September 21, 2024, offering various recreational spaces to honor Johnny Tigner's 37 years of service.

Deerfield Beach received a $3.6 million USDOT grant for NE 3rd Avenue safety improvements, becoming the only South Florida city to get SS4A funds in 2024.

Miami-Dade County officials begin construction of Royal Pointe Apartments, an affordable housing project in South Dade, with a groundbreaking event on September 13.

Miami launches the Downtown Dog Spot, a new canine playground, with Commissioner Higgins leading its opening under the First Street Metromover Station.

Coral Springs is hosting its annual Oktoberfest on October 5, featuring German food, a kids' carnival, beer gardens, contests, and live music on the City Hall Lawn.

Coral Springs bans smoking, including electronic devices, in city-owned parks, aligning with Florida's Clean Air Act to ensure cleaner, healthier green spaces. Violators face civil citations but the city focuses on education and communication.

Broward County Animal Care is offering free Pet Care Clinics with preventative services on September 12 and 13 for local residents to alleviate financial strains of pet care.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a Brightline train in Delray Beach at Atlantic and Railroad avenues, leading to traffic changes and an ongoing investigation.

Officer Jeremy Boykins of the West Palm Beach Police Department died after falling ill during training. He was remembered for his service, heroism, and community involvement.

A new potential site for Miami-Dade's trash incinerator near Okeechobee Road faces environmental concerns, with local opposition and calls for composting as an alternative waste solution.