Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is set to discuss climate action, showcase the county's PCAP, and participate in forums at the Aspen Ideas: Climate conference with officials like Secretaries Haaland and Granholm.

Miami-Dade County officials, including Mayor Levine Cava, plan a press conference to discuss the Miami Seaquarium's management, signaling a focus on marine life safety.

Florida lawmakers passed a bill limiting hemp-based products with THC, which now awaits Governor DeSantis' decision. The measure aims to close a loophole from 2019 and may affect businesses and consumers of these products.

Judge Andrea Wolfson has disqualified two prosecutors from a Miami gang leader's case due to allegations of misconduct.

Ex-Army officer Edgar Ali Cerda sentenced to 42 months for child porn possession; law enforcement found explicit content of children, some under 12. The case was part of Project Safe Childhood, a DOJ initiative against child exploitation.

Miami's arts community launched Arts Energize 305, outlined by the Cultural Affairs Council during the 15th annual State of the Arts address, to promote cultural engagement across the county.

West Palm Beach city officials encourage residents to vote in the March 19 municipal election for the District 5 City Commission seat, with a potential April 2 runoff, as well as referendums on candidate residency and mayoral commitments.

A federal appeals court upheld an injunction against Florida's "Stop WOKE Act," affirming the law's workplace speech restrictions as unconstitutional.

The FBI is hunting for Iranian spy Majid Farahani, accused of plotting to assassinate US officials like Mike Pompeo, in response to the killing of General Soleimani.

Gov. DeSantis pledges to increase Florida law enforcement presence to curb Spring Break crimes in Miami Beach, delivering a message of welcoming tourism but not chaos.

Fort Lauderdale City Commission meetings will be held at the NSU Art Museum after a flood damaged City Hall, offering a creative venue for civic engagement.

Miami Beach officials launch an ad campaign to deter rowdy spring break behavior, introducing curfews and increased law enforcement after violence plagued last year's events.

Florida lawmakers pass a bill to compensate victims of abuse at two historical reform schools, allocating $20 million for those affected between 1940 and 1975.