Hialeah's mayor criticizes Netflix's "The Rip" for its negative portrayal of the city and is considering legal action due to the impact on its image and potential copyright issues.

Councilman Pierre Frantz Charles leads a food distribution in North Miami at Sunkist Grove Community Center, in partnership with State Rep. Aristide and Farm Share.

Alina Garcia, Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections, delivered the first State of Elections Address, highlighting advancements in election security and voter access, and unveiled the Office's 2025 Annual Report.

Miami establishes a task force to inspect local businesses for illegal ties with Cuba's government, with a risk of shutdown for non-compliant entities.

Coral Springs supports Florida legislation for safer micromobility, addressing the use of e-bikes and e-scooters, with resolutions backing Senate Bill 382 and House Bill 243 to enhance road safety.

Miami Beach is expanding its permit walk-through program to include certain commercial interior alterations, facilitating same-day permits for businesses.

West Palm Beach joins a $3 million initiative led by Harvard's Data-Smart City Solutions and funded by the Knight Foundation to integrate AI in local government for enhanced efficiency and resident engagement.

FAU decided not to renew a faculty member's contract after scrutinizing her social media posts about Charlie Kirk, despite no disciplinary action recommended by an external review.

Broward County School Board is considering closing seven schools due to low enrollment, with a decision pending amid concerns from the teachers union and city officials.

Commissioner Milian Orbis introduced the "Flags Across Miami-Dade" initiative for the US 250th anniversary, fostering patriotism and community engagement.

Miami-Dade's Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia will deliver the first State of Elections Address on January 22, 2026, at the Miami-Dade Elections HQ, reflecting on past work and future goals.

Deerfield Beach voted to create their own police and fire departments, ending their contract with the Broward Sheriff's Office despite concerns from residents and the Sheriff's attempts to renew the partnership.

The Southern District of Florida's U.S. Attorney's Office inducted new AUSAs and SAUSAs, with U.S. Attorney Reding Quiñones emphasizing their role in law enforcement and community protection.