Donald Trump has chosen Rep. Mike Waltz, the first Green Beret elected to Congress, as his National Security Advisor, highlighting Waltz's experience on key committees.

Miami joins MIT's REAP to bolster its entrepreneurial ecosystem, guided by local leaders and aiming to create economic strategies that leverage the city's strengths.

Martin County Commissioners are set to discuss the future of a Brightline station in Stuart after the City backed out of a land lease agreement over cost concerns.

West Palm Beach City Hall and Mandel Public Library will close on Veterans Day, but essential services like trash collection will continue. The city will resume regular hours the following day.

The YMCA hosted its 10th Annual Veterans Day event in Weston, Florida, featuring a speech by Special Forces Officer Mark Nutsch and honoring veterans with a breakfast.

The Palm Beach HED is seeking community input through a survey for its Five-Year Consolidated Plan, guiding federal funding allocation for housing and development.

A man was arrested near Florida Rep. Jared Moskowitz's home with a manifesto; he faces charges and had firearms. Moskowitz calls for increased security for officials.

MODS and DBCRA are partnering to create a new marine science center in Deerfield Beach, focusing on South Florida's ecosystems and STEM education, set to open in summer 2026.

Parents challenge Broward County Public Schools' cellphone ban policy, noting concerns about student wellbeing and emergency communication, despite the district's assurances and potential future policy adjustments.

The Fort Lauderdale City Hall, damaged by a flood in April 2023, has been demolished for a modern replacement. The old building was rendered unusable after the flood, leading to plans for a new, climate-resilient structure.

Ex-Miami-Dade Commissioner Joe Martinez was convicted of corruption charges after accepting $15,000 for legislative assistance.

Leo Niemczyk was sworn in as Port St. Lucie's new police chief, succeeding Richard Del Toro. He emphasized training, team support, and adapting to the city's growth.

Miami-Dade County has doubled paid parental leave for its employees to 12 weeks, a policy affecting over 30,000 workers to enhance family bonding time without financial worry.