Fort Lauderdale officials plan a ceremonial goodbye to the old City Hall, including unveiling a long-hidden time capsule, as they prepare for the building's partial demolition.

Javier Ortiz, a former Miami police captain with a controversial past, has joined Governor DeSantis' Florida State Guard despite allegations of bias and abuse.

Miami will host the second annual event to honor Father Gerard Jean-Juste, a social justice advocate, at the Caribbean Marketplace on May 27, led by Commissioner Keon Hardemon.

Doral Mayor Christi Fraga proposes the "George Castellanos Ordinance" to tighten nightlife safety, including metal detectors, after a fatal shooting at City Place Doral's Martini Bar.

Detective Alvaro Zabaleta retired as the public information officer for the Miami-Dade Police after 26 years, receiving an emotional send-off from his colleagues.

Delray Beach announces the first Disability and Neurodiversity Resource Expo at the Hagen Ranch Road Branch Library, featuring various organizations and scheduled for May 30.

The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration clarified the rules on life-threatening abortion emergencies under the state's new 6-week abortion ban.

Miami Police officers were honored for their life-saving actions when a Miami Beach officer was inadvertently shot by a partner during an arrest. Officer Fabio Bolanos is now recovering at home.

Rapids Water Park is celebrating its 45th anniversary with a discount on weekend admission and special events, including giveaways and an adult-only luau.

An external investigation found no evidence for former Delray Beach Fire Chief Tomey's harassment claims against the City Manager. Tomey was dismissed for a series of policy breaches and poor decisions.

Miami-Dade police hold Project Hero to honor fallen officers, with families and law enforcement paying respects at gravesites, marking Law Enforcement Appreciation Month.

CoMotion MIAMI 2024, a transportation conference, starts May 6 featuring industry leaders and workshops focused on urban mobility innovation, with Miami-Dade County hosting.

Miami-Dade County's Office of Historic Preservation received a grant to study and potentially list Migrant Farmworker Community sites in the National Historic Register.