West Palm Beach introduces WPBKey, a platform for public reporting of homelessness issues, aiming for quick city response within 24 hours and follow-up communication.

Emanuel Perry, director of the Tourist Development Council, was honored in the South Florida Business Journal's 40 Under 40 for boosting Palm Beach County tourism and setting a bed tax record.

Miami is merging its Code Compliance and Consumer Protection Divisions into the new Consumer and Neighborhood Protection Division, located at the Permitting and Inspection Center, to improve service efficiency.

Over 30 presumed Cuban migrants landed in Key West, where they were taken into federal custody for processing. Local and federal agencies responded, but details about the individuals remain unclear.

The Florida District 35 Democratic primary is marred by negativity, with Barbara Sharief suing Rodney Jacobs for libel, and Chad Klitzman fighting misinformation.

The African Heritage Cultural Arts Center in Miami-Dade will be renamed after longtime director Marshall L. Davis, Sr., with a ceremony scheduled for Thursday.

Miami-Dade County launched an eco-friendly waterway maintenance program using mechanical harvesters to clean canals, shifting from chemical methods and improving ecosystem health.

A judge recommended Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo's home be protected from seizure in a lawsuit that awarded $63.5 million to two businessmen claiming Carollo harmed them politically.

Miami Beach's Operation Summer Relief targets homelessness through a mix of support and enforcement, prompting debate over its balance of compassion and compulsion.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has spoken out about the contested Venezuelan elections, urging international action and stricter sanctions in response to alleged electoral interference by Nicolás Maduro's government.

Miami-Dade County merges code compliance and consumer protection into one division to improve efficiency and services, available at the PIC and online starting August 2024.

Miami Beach is planning a surprise Olympic send-off for city employee Antwan Terry as he supports his daughter, TeeTee Terry, in her Olympic aspirations.

Tamara Allen Frost has been promoted to Director of Zoning/Zoning Administrator in Miami, after 18 years in urban management and zoning, working across multiple municipalities.