The South Florida ClimateReady Tech Hub received $19.5 million from the EDA to advance the region's climate technology sector, with the initiative expected to create jobs and generate significant revenue.

Miami-Dade County officials, including Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, emphasize boat and water safety ahead of the 4th of July weekend, with a press conference set for July 3rd at Crandon Park Marina.

Macie, an 11-year-old bloodhound and Broward Sheriff's Office's first K-9 and therapy dog, has passed away. She had a notable career, aiding in over 100 tracks and attending hundreds of events before her retirement in January 2023.

A federal court approved a settlement in a Miami racial gerrymandering case, adopting a new map to unite historically segregated neighborhoods and prevent future gerrymandering.

Vanessa Joseph, North Miami City Clerk, received the Master in Municipal Clerk certification and the Robert N. Clark Memorial Award for her outstanding contributions to her profession.

Assistant Secretary Castillo is set to announce a development in the Biden administration's Tech Hubs program at the South Florida ClimateReady Tech Hub in Miami.

Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille discussed security and the $50 billion Louverture Plan with U.S. Rep. Wilson and influencers in Miami, highlighting diaspora engagement in Haiti's recovery.

John Whalen is the new Fire Chief of the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department, taking over from the retired Chief Michael McNally after 28 years of service.

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.