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.

Pompano Beach is set to vote on a redevelopment agreement with RocaPoint Partners to transform the city's downtown, with the potential to boost the economy and create jobs.

Hollywood City Hall will undergo exterior renovations this summer, including concrete and stucco repairs for safety reasons. Work scheduled from June 10 to September 27 may cause noise and disruptions.

Pembroke Pines is hosting its Independence Day Celebration on July 4, 2024, with activities like a Pie Eating Contest, music by Sekond Nature, and a fireworks show, all at Pines Recreation Center.

The YMCA of Palm Beaches received a $500,000 grant for a new youth center with an Olympic-style skate park, a teaching kitchen, art and STEM labs, and college prep programs.

The Miami-Dade Police Department added 53 new officers after a graduation ceremony. This group is the last to graduate from the academy before it transitions to the sheriff’s office.

A controlled implosion of the Deerfield Beach landfill smokestack is planned, with local officials warning of dust and advising residents to stay indoors. Roads will be closed around the demolition site for safety.

The US Coast Guard offloaded 4,800 pounds of cocaine worth over $63 million at Port Everglades, the result of two drug seizure operations north of Venezuela.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is hosting a Promotion Ceremony to elevate 58 members into new roles, including leadership positions, with Fire Chief Jadallah expressing pride in their dedication.

The City of Delray Beach received the Excellence in Public Procurement Award from FAPPO for outstanding procurement strategies, marking its first win of this recognition.

Miami-Dade County has earned the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 43rd time, recognizing its commitment to transparency for fiscal year 2021-22.

Joe Martinez, under a corruption scandal, is undeterred in his bid for Miami-Dade County sheriff, planning to announce his candidacy at a courthouse. Despite legal challenges, he pledges commitment to the residents.