The U.S. Coast Guard has referred the Miami Beach sailboat collision case to the DOJ for potential criminal charges. Three young sailors died in the July incident involving a barge and sailboat.

Douglas Crane, from Palm Beach County Library System, has been named Administrator of the Year by SEFLIN for his leadership and innovations in library services.

Veteran Services Officer Rohn Hultgren was commended by Congressman Brian Mast for his outstanding service to veterans, including securing $100,000 for a veteran by providing crucial evidence for a claim.

Governor DeSantis directs stricter oversight of H-1B visa use in Florida's higher education, alleging that US workers are disadvantaged. He is also revamping grants to remove race-based criteria.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has contacted the Florida Congressional Delegation seeking urgent action to maintain vital services during the federal shutdown.

Miami-Dade's Vice Chairman McGhee and MDEAT are launching the Generations of Wealth initiative on Nov 6, 2025, to promote financial literacy and generational wealth building.

Miami-Dade will rename a street to honor the late Rev. Dr. Antwane Lenoir, Sr., a respected community leader and spiritual guide, in a ceremony on Wednesday.

Stuart City Manager Mike Mortell is facing possible dismissal amid accusations of misconduct, with consequences including threats to Commissioner Reed and potential costs exceeding $275,000 for a new manager.

Early voting begins in Miami for mayoral and commission elections, with more locations including three new sites to improve voter turnout and accessibility.

Judge Bronwyn Miller faces formal charges from the Judicial Qualifications Commission over controversial texts, questioning her impartiality in a resentencing case. She defends her actions, asserting her First Amendment rights.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue honored 66 promoted personnel, including one Fire Division Chief, with a ceremony held on October 24, 2025, at the MDFR Training Facility.

Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia scrutinizes Miami's budget, claiming excessive spending. Miami officials challenge the analysis as oversimplified, implying political motives. Ingoglia advocates for tax reform and prioritizing first responder funding.

West Palm Beach launched the Evergreen Cemetery Preservation and Enhancement Project, which includes mapping and assessing grave markers to protect the site's history.