Thousands of Venezuelans rallied in Miami opposing Maduro's regime and the legitimacy of Venezuela's presidential election results, joining global calls for democratic change.

Early voting turnout in Miami-Dade County's primary is low at 11%, sparking concerns over voter engagement and the potential impact of Florida's new mail-in ballot law.

Florida's ex-UF President Ben Sasse's office faced higher spending scrutiny; Governor DeSantis and CFO Patronis may probe into the matter, involving costly hires and travel.

Florida election officials are dispelling rumors that ballots with extra markings will be invalidated, assuring voters of the integrity of the voting process.

Homestead is seeking bids from contractors for the installation of a new garage door at its Fleet Department, with a submission deadline of August 20.

West Palm Beach has launched a redesigned website focused on improved user experience, aiming for intuitive navigation and accessibility. It features a new interface, direct access buttons for popular services, and a mobile-responsive design.

Fitch Ratings upgraded Coral Springs' special obligation bonds to AAA and affirmed its AAA IDR, reflecting the city's strong financial management and potential for lower borrowing costs and investment in infrastructure.

West Palm Beach Mayor Keith A. James and SBA Southeast Regional Administrator Allen Thomas will address local entrepreneurs at the Small Business Town Hall on August 22.

The City introduces a School Zone Safety Camera Program to curb speeding in school zones. Violations during the 30-day grace period will only receive warnings; thereafter, $100 fines apply. Cameras operate during school hours.

Pembroke Pines commissioners vote to maintain School Resource Officers (SROs) in schools for two years, rejecting a plan to replace them with armed guardians.

The Archdiocese of Miami's Catholic schools welcomed an influx of students for the 2024-25 academic year, influenced by Florida's expanded voucher program.

North Miami City Hall reopens with limited services after a cyberattack with ongoing investigations; certain city operations affected and emergency services remain operational.

A 73-year-old man in Palm Beach County was sentenced to two years in federal prison for threatening to kill a Democratic congressman and his children.