Victoria Méndez has been fired as Miami City Attorney by a 4-1 commission vote, led by criticisms of her performance and alleged involvement in controversy.

A federal judge ruled that Miami's voting map is unconstitutional due to racial gerrymandering, affecting upcoming elections and sparking discussions on redistricting.

Jury selection begins in the corruption trial of ex-Miami-Dade Commissioner Joe Martinez, who denies allegations of taking bribes from a supermarket owner.

Doral city council plans to revise nightlife policies to improve security following a fatal shooting at a local bar that left a security guard dead and others injured.

Miami Lakes' special election will proceed to a runoff between Bryan Morera and Esther Colon, as no candidate won a majority. Former Vice Mayor Alvarez's seat draws low voter turnout.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs HB 549 to increase penalties for retail theft and porch piracy, with harsher charges for organized crime and social media-coordinated thefts.

Delray Beach Police receive nearly $1M to bolster their Real-Time Crime Center, including a License Plate Reader Program, aimed at reducing gun violence and property crimes.

Michael H. Kugler is sworn in to the Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics, with the commission addressing multiple agenda items including ethical advisories and a letter to Governor Ron DeSantis.

Miami-Dade gears up for Earth Day with activities focusing on Pine Rockland ecosystem restoration and combating plastics, led by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and local officials.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill directing $150 million to Florida's environmental conservation, focusing on water management and land protection measures.

Palm Beach County has received $1.5 million in federal funds to combat food insecurity, with money allocated to the Palm Beach County Food Bank and Alpert Jewish Family Service.

The Black Affairs Advisory Board of Miami has elected new officers, including Pierre E. Rutledge as Chair, Ronald Mumford as Vice Chair, Phyllis W. Sloan-Simpkins as Secretary, and Edgar Wright as Finance Chair.

Fort Lauderdale City Manager Greg Chavarria resigned, citing the need to care for ill family members. His departure was announced at a city commission meeting, leaving attendees surprised.