A billboard in Miami-Dade, funded by Mad Dog PAC, compares Donald Trump to Fidel Castro, provoking controversy among the local community ahead of an election.

Former Fort Lauderdale Mayor Rob Dressler has passed away, leaving a legacy of city developments like the revitalized beachfront and the Las Olas Riverwalk.

The FBI Miami Field Office, with DOJ and European partners, took major action to disrupt ISIS propaganda online by taking down critical servers and arresting individuals linked to terrorist content dissemination.

Donald Trump celebrated his 78th birthday at a packed event in West Palm Beach, reinforcing his influence despite legal challenges and hinting at future political plans.

Homestead's administrative offices will close on June 19, 2024, for Juneteenth, resuming services the next day.

Governor Ron DeSantis indicates that Florida small businesses affected by floods may get disaster assistance, despite residential damage possibly falling short of federal aid criteria.

John Budensiek has been named sheriff-elect of Martin County after no challengers emerged for the position. He plans a seamless transition and aims to address county growth and fentanyl abuse.

Miami-Dade County announces plans to celebrate Juneteenth, marking the end of US slavery, with local events detailed by the Black Affairs Advisory Board.

Miami-Dade Mayor Levine Cava declared a state of emergency due to flooding, with the northeast region hardest hit. Emergency services are assisting residents, and despite most county services running normally, some libraries are closed.

Governor Ron DeSantis updated on flood countermeasures in South Florida, mentioning reduced water levels, better conditions, and a lighter shower forecast following a severe storm.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will speak about the county's weather preparedness at a media event today.

Miami-Dade Mayor activates the Emergency Center to Level 2 in response to flooding, with some public services closed and Miami International Airport affected.

Hollywood, Florida has declared a state of emergency due to severe flooding, with Mayor Josh Levy activating emergency powers to mobilize resources and address the community's needs.