The Hialeah City Council unanimously condemned the Biden administration for an alleged migrant surge, claiming federal policies worsened local issues. They demand stricter border control measures.

Miami-Dade has completed its voting equipment checks for the March 19 Presidential Preference Primary, with early voting starting March 4. Only Republicans have a primary, due to state party decisions.

South Florida sees many voters, especially in Miami-Dade County, switching from the Democratic to Republican Party ahead of the state's presidential preference primary.

Palm Beach County has extended its water bill assistance program deadline to Feb. 28, providing additional time for residents in need to apply for aid.

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea town to discuss beach safety measures after a young girl died due to a collapsed sand hole.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announces Jorge Damian de la Paz as new Director of Policy and Samantha Jacob as Deputy Director, succeeding Sean McCrackine, effective February 26th.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is criticized for speaking at a Saudi-backed summit under U.S. Senate investigation for its PR attempts following human rights abuses.

A judge upheld a $63.5 million verdict against Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo, denying his request for a new trial after he was sued for misusing his position.

The Justice Department seeks to seize two Bal Harbour condos linked to Russian businessmen facing sanctions, in a bid to enforce international law amid Ukraine conflict.

Miami Beach Commission unanimously voted against extending Metromover to South Beach, exploring alternatives like express bus lanes for transit solutions.

Fort Lauderdale Police partner with FDOT to enforce pedestrian and bicycle safety until May 2024, aiming to reduce traffic accidents through education and heightened police presence.

Miami Beach is preparing for spring break by considering measures like increased parking rates and traffic restrictions to control chaos and encourage safety.

The Florida House is considering a bill to reduce mail-in ballot drop-off locations and reinstate runoff primary elections, raising concerns among voting rights activists.