Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed $32 million in arts funding in Florida, affecting various cultural institutions, with leaders voicing concern over the unexpected financial blow.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed a bill that would have allowed state health officials to close polluted beaches, emphasizing local governance over state overreach.

Gov. Ron DeSantis cut $32M for arts in Florida, impacting over 600 initiatives and raising concerns about future cultural funding.

Pembroke Pines Police Department is hiring for various positions, including officers and service aides. Details are available on their website or by phone.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is hosting a boating safety symposium due to increased boating incidents, with various agencies participating in safety workshops and discussions.

Miami-Dade County received the GFOA's 'Distinguished Budget Presentation Award' for the 2023 fiscal year, recognizing their commitment to budget transparency and excellence.

Miami-Dade Police Department responds to dangerous intersection takeovers by enforcing arrests and citations, influencing new legislation for harsher penalties and vehicle seizures for illegal street stunt participants.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee has expanded its investigation into Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick regarding suspected misuse of campaign and official funds.

The latest report from FIU's Metropolitan Center highlights Doral's economic growth, showing significant increases in population, households, and housing units, as well as job diversity within its flourishing industries.

Palm Beach County receives two NACPRO awards for programs enhancing recreation accessibility for all abilities, such as the All Abilities Play Inclusion Program and Blind Sports Day.

Palm Beach County Mayor Maria Sachs hosted a symposium with mayors to discuss homelessness and housing, highlighting the challenges posed by new legislation making public camping illegal.

Boca Raton unveiled a centennial logo for its upcoming 100th birthday in 2025, kicking off 18 months of festivities, including community events and an "Ode to Boca" poetry project.

Commissioner McGhee announces the 4th Annual Juneteenth Kickball Showdown in Miami on June 29, with registration starting at 9 a.m. This community event will feature games, a Kids' Zone, and free food.