The South Florida National Cemetery unveiled its expansion during a Memorial Day ceremony, furthering its mission to provide no-cost resting places for veterans and their families.

Broward County's youth receives a $50,000 grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies for local climate initiatives, with applications due by June 15, 2024. The Resilient Environment Department provides support for sustainable community efforts.

Miami commissioners approve a new voting map following a judge's ruling against the previous map for racial gerrymandering; legal fees settle at $1.6 million.

Miami-Dade Mayor Levine Cava is set to discuss hurricane preparedness at a press conference, focusing on safety steps before the season starts on June 1.

Recruit Class 154 of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is set to graduate and become probationary firefighters, with a ceremony acknowledging their hard work and commitment to serving the community.

Vanessa Brito, a South Florida political consultant, was arrested at a fundraiser over a seven-year-old bench warrant for a missed court date related to a 2017 shoplifting charge.

Gina Carter of Delray Beach has received the Certificate of Excellence from the FMCA for exceptional municipal communication skills, using digital tools to enhance transparency and community engagement.

West Palm Beach prepares for a hurricane recovery drill, focusing on public works, parks, and utility responses.

Fort Pierce officials responded to a violent weekend with a meeting honoring victims and discussing the emotional impact on the community, while seeking ways to address gun violence.

The North Miami Public Library announces their "Adventure Begins at Your Library" Summer Reading Program, featuring diverse events and a reading challenge with prizes.

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.