Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced an increase in funding for coral reef conservation and changes to the spiny lobster mini-season in Marathon, Florida.

Miami's city commissioners delayed the vote on the future of the Omni CRA, which seeks an extension to 2047 but faces uncertainty following its ex-chairman's arrest.

Joseph Morris has been named the new Port Director of Port Everglades in Broward County after a national search and will start on July 15, succeeding his role at the Massachusetts Port Authority.

Chantal Osborne was named Principal of the Year 2024 in Miami-Dade County, with Romulo Espinosa as Assistant Principal of the Year. Osborne received a new car among other prizes for her successes at Lindsey Hopkins Technical College.

The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated 19 Cuban migrants following several thwarted sea migration attempts, highlighting the dangers and potential legal repercussions of such actions.

Governor Ron DeSantis discussed Florida's recovery from severe flooding and the state's financial health at Nicklaus Children's Hospital, alongside other state officials, and was expected to sign three health-related bills.

Miami-Dade County Mayor announces PortMiami's readiness for shore power, allowing docked ships to use land-based electricity, reducing fuel burning and emissions.

Palm Beach County's LMS Work Group meeting on June 26, 2024, will address community safety strategies, including a focus on cybersecurity. Public attendance and participation are encouraged.

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.