Boynton Beach reallocated unused CDBG funds to the Galaxy Park Field Lighting Improvement project, with a public comment period open until June 21, 2024.

Miami-Dade Commissioner Hardemon is re-dedicating a state road in Little Haiti in honor of Father Gerard Jean-Juste, a social justice champion for Haitian migrants.

Broward County Public Schools revise bomb threat protocol to avoid automatic evacuations, now requiring principal-law enforcement assessment of the threat's legitimacy before action.

A judge recommends disciplinary actions for Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony for failing to disclose past issues on a driver's license application.

Commissioner Kionne L. McGhee is addressing poverty and unemployment in Miami-Dade's District 9 with economic initiatives aimed at job creation and community development.

Miami-Dade's Department of Solid Waste Management offers hurricane prep tips and services, including tree trimming advice and waste disposal at TRCs. It emphasizes early action and offers more resources online and via social media.

IRS whistleblowers seek dismissal of Hunter Biden's lawsuit, which accuses them of unlawfully disclosing tax info, citing conflict of interest and whistleblower protection rights.

The DOJ, with federal partners, targets money mules in financial schemes, educating the public and prosecuting those involved, including recent guilty pleas in Florida.

Miami-Dade Library staff, Marlon Moore and Jennifer Shipley, won national awards for their innovative tech programs benefiting local businesses and disabled individuals.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 1645, which reduces Florida's focus on climate change and restricts the use of wind turbines, while promoting natural gas and limiting gas appliance regulations.

Biscayne Park Police Chief Luis Cabrera resigned after an internal probe revealed he hired ineligible officers, including a security guard with a criminal record.

Key Biscayne's Village Council voted to permanently ban electric bikes and scooters, in response to a fatal accident. A dissenting vote and hopes for future state legislative changes suggest a potential for policy revision.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a human trafficking law raising the working age in adult entertainment to 21, with increased penalties for non-compliance.