Miami's Solid Waste Department will continue bulky trash services on Juneteenth, advising residents to follow normal disposal procedures and offering Mini Dump Facility access on the holiday.

A Russian naval fleet, including a frigate with hypersonic missiles, approaches Cuba. U.S. Senator René García criticizes perceived security lapses by the Biden administration and calls for action.

Miami-Dade County mobilizes against flash floods, with Mayor Cava emphasizing proactive measures and public safety. Departments work to protect infrastructure and residents through the use of dams, pump stations, and emergency services.

Governor DeSantis declared a state of emergency in South Florida due to extreme flooding, affecting critical infrastructure and leading to widespread travel disruptions and power outages.

PortMiami is set to inaugurate Shore Power, allowing cruise ships to use onshore electricity, reducing pollution and noise, with key industry partners and local officials attending.

Miami-Dade officials are set to discuss mosquito control strategies during a media event on June 17, in conjunction with National Mosquito Control Awareness Week.

Broward County earned 33 National Achievement Awards from NACo, notably for FLL Airport's innovative program to donate unclaimed items to Animal Care, reflecting the County's commitment to sustainability, innovation, and community service.

A federal judge in Florida struck down a state law restricting gender-affirming treatment for transgender minors and adults, declaring it unconstitutional.

Miami-Dade County is hosting a job fair with opportunities in various departments, offering remote work, benefits, and flexible scheduling. The event, supported by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, is on June 26 at The Offices at Doral Square.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis plans a $1.25 billion hike in teacher salaries, aiming to raise the average minimum salary in the state to over $48,000.

Pompano Beach city offices close on June 19 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday, marking the end of slavery.

The Coral Springs Police Department secures a $5.5 million contract with Axon for new tech, including 270 body cameras, 243 Tasers, and six drones, to improve operations and evidence management.

Gov. DeSantis is set to hold a press conference with Lt. Gov. Nuñez and Education Commissioner Diaz at Hialeah Educational Academy, with the agenda unknown.