District 5 Commissioner Eileen Higgins partners with BizHack Academy to offer a free eight-week "AI for Marketing and Sales" course to help local businesses in Miami-Dade County.

The Miami-Dade County Public Housing is hosting a community resource fair with local organizations in Liberty Square to provide various essential services to residents.

Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera is advocating for the prosecution of those linked to the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue tragedy, targeting individuals like Lt. Pardo Rodriguez who allegedly played a role in the incident.

The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners supports a congressional resolution to aid homeowners with high insurance premiums, led by Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera, backing Senator Rick Scott's proposed tax relief bill.

Fitch Ratings maintains 'AA-' rating on Miami-Dade's solid waste bonds, reflecting the Department of Solid Waste Management's strong financial management.

Eulois Cleckley is leaving his role as Miami-Dade's head of Transportation to lead the Underline project, prompting a search for a new transit director.

The West Palm Beach police chief, Frank Adderley, was fired by Mayor Keith James over financial misconduct allegations involving top staff. The investigation is ongoing, and Colonel Tony Araujo is interim chief.

West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James is set to present new public safety initiatives in response to the city's growth, with a public announcement scheduled for October 1, 2024.

A new Florida law bans sleeping in public and mandates shelter provisions, affecting homeless populations and sparking debate among officials and residents.

Miami-Dade County Parks introduces eight new pickleball courts at Tropical Park, responding to the sport's growing popularity and enhancing their recreation offerings.

The CITT in Miami-Dade County has added Harry Hoffman and Miguel Murphy to its board, emphasizing the connection between transportation and education for community growth.

Miami-Dade County offices, libraries, and other services will close for Columbus Day, but essential services like trash collection and public transportation will operate normally.

The House Ethics Committee is expanding its investigation into Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick for possible campaign finance violations during her 2022 campaigns.