Senate rejects health care bills, risking higher insurance costs for Americans, amid partisan deadlock on extending ACA subsidies and implementing health savings accounts.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis discussed the "Floridians First" budget in West Palm Beach, highlighting Florida's tax exemptions and the elimination of the tax on business rent.

Homestead, Florida, received a $4 million grant from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to upgrade the sewer system on Krome Avenue, benefiting water quality and resilience.

U.S. Attorney Jason Reding Quiñones and MIA officials discuss improved security and federal cooperation against smuggling and other threats at the airport.

Hollywood city leaders approved a condo project despite opposition, changing land designation on Ocean Drive for a high-rise on public land, facing community resistance and legal challenges.

Commissioner Marleine Bastien will deliver the State of the District address at Miami-Dade College North Campus, inviting constituents to discuss District 2's developments.

Eileen Higgins has become the first Democrat in nearly 30 years to win the Miami mayoral election, defeating Emilio Gonzalez with over 59% of the vote.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava pardoned a pig named 6-7, continuing a local holiday tradition that celebrates compassion and the region's lechón culture.

David Smith has been unanimously approved by the Fort Pierce City Commission as the new police chief after a search process. He will address issues of pay and morale within the department.

Coral Springs Commissioner Joshua Simmons becomes Chair of NLC's Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee, aiming to shape federal transport policies.

Miami voters participate in a mayoral runoff between Democrat Eileen Higgins and Republican Emilio Gonzalez, with national political implications highlighted by partisan endorsements.

Florida implements a law banning most license plate frames and covers, with violators facing fines or jail time to ensure plates are readable for law enforcement.

U.S. Attorney Jason A. Reding Quiñones collaborates with Monroe County leaders to bolster public safety and environmental protection in the Florida Keys.