A poll shows Kamala Harris leading over Donald Trump in Miami-Dade, hinting at a shift back to Democratic support in the historically blue, recently swing region.

Two Monroe County air ambulance officials were indicted for alleged roles in narcotics theft, facing charges including misconduct and evidence tampering.

Commissioner Bastien leads two back-to-school events in Miami District 2, providing essential supplies to students and fostering community connections with local law enforcement.

Miami-Dade Commissioners launch a demo project with Moen and Rebuilding Together to install smart devices in homes to detect and prevent costly water leaks.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has allocated $8 million in state funds for road and infrastructure improvements near the future Inter Miami stadium, despite his past opposition to state-funded stadium projects.

Miami-Dade County will elect a sheriff for the first time in over 60 years, with 15 candidates in the running, following the 2018 constitutional amendment.

Pembroke Pines commissioners vote 4-1 against a contract to replace school resource officers (SROs) with armed guardians in schools due to safety and financial concerns.

North Miami City Hall is closed due to a possible cyberattack affecting city services. Emergency services are operational, while investigations are ongoing and certain services face disruptions.

Miami-Dade Commissioners partner with Moen and Rebuilding Together Miami-Dade to launch a water damage prevention initiative, aiming to reduce leak impacts and conserve water in homes.

West Palm Beach will launch a more efficient and ADA-compliant website on August 15, 2024, offering improved navigation and a new "GovDelivery" system for news updates.

Fort Pierce Police officers petitioned the city commission for increased wages, arguing that low pay contributes to recruitment difficulties and a less experienced force.

Palmetto Bay schedules a special council meeting after a company involved in the FIU bridge collapse is awarded a new bridge contract, prompting safety concerns.

Fort Lauderdale appoints Christopher Cooper as Acting Assistant City Manager and Alfred 'Al' Battle as Acting Director of the Development Services Department, focusing on development and tackling homelessness.