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.

Christine King will serve as Grand Marshal for the 49th Annual MLK Parade in Miami's Liberty City, emphasizing mentorship and honoring Dr. King's legacy.

President Trump plans to attend the College Football Playoff championship in Miami where the Indiana Hoosiers will face the Miami Hurricanes, continuing his trend of appearing at major sporting events.

Miami hosts its Annual MLK Community Breakfast to honor Dr. King's legacy, with Chairwoman King and Commissioner Hardemon inviting the public to participate.

Miami-Dade public schools now offer comprehensive healthcare, including routine services and mental health support, aiming to reduce absenteeism and provide accessible care during school hours.

Miami-Dade Mayor appeals to the White House for action to support democratic change in Venezuela, highlighting the local Venezuelan community's concerns.

Commissioner Vicki L. Lopez received the "Be a Voice Award" for her commitment to foster youth in Miami-Dade County at the Voices for Children Foundation Gala.

James Reyes was sworn in as Miami's City Manager, promising efficient and inclusive governance, with Mayor Higgins and other dignitaries in attendance.

Florida Lt. Gov. Jay Collins announced his candidacy for Florida governor, emphasizing his military service as a significant influence. He faces a competitive Republican primary against contenders like Byron Donalds, who has Trump's endorsement.

Gov. DeSantis will speak at Broward College ahead of the Florida legislative session, joined by CFO Ingoglia and Insurance Commissioner Yaworsky. Topics are undisclosed; the event will stream live.

Florida lawmakers Stark (R) and Arrington (D) propose a bill for 20-minute daily recess for middle schoolers, arguing for mental health and social benefits.

Miami-Dade is revoking fraudulent disabled parking permits following an audit of recent applications, as reported by NBC Miami and Caribbean National Weekly.