Miami-Dade County saved $3 million on beach maintenance by reforming its procurement process under Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis, enhancing economy and beach health.

Ana Finol at MIA receives recognition for her contributions to infrastructure and modernization, earning an Above & Beyond Award for her role in the airport's redevelopment.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office confirms promotions for 29 personnel, with a ceremony on Thursday to honor 22 new Sergeants, 6 Lieutenants, and 1 Captain.

Councilman Pierre Frantz Charles will host a town hall meeting in North Miami to engage with residents on local concerns and provide updates on city projects and programs.

Miami's mayoral race features candidates Xavier Suarez and Ken Russell, among others. Debates have centered on city issues, governance, and the fight against corruption. Early voting starts before the November 4 election.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office celebrated PST Class 25-01's completion of a 16-week Public Safety Telecommunicator training, preparing them for managing millions of emergency calls and radio transmissions.

The Osvaldo N. Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center is set to open on November 10 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, replacing the old courthouse with a modern 23-story building with 46 courtrooms.

The Miami Beach mayoral race intensifies as incumbent Meiner emphasizes past successes and opposition candidate Rosen Gonzalez focuses on economic and small business challenges.

Coral Springs received the LEED Gold Certification for its sustainability efforts, scoring 61/110 points in areas like water efficiency and energy, as highlighted on CoralSprings.gov.

Palm Beach County seeks legal firms for housing discrimination cases, requiring Federal Fair Housing Act expertise and Florida Bar membership. Proposal deadline is November 14, 2025.

A Florida judge halted the transfer of a valuable Miami property meant for Trump's presidential library, amid allegations of transparency law violations.

A legal battle ensues over Miami Dade College’s proposed land transfer for Trump's library, with Judge Mavel Ruiz reluctant to halt the process and historian Marvin Dunn pressing for public interests and transparency according to the Sunshine law.

Cuban dissident José Daniel Ferrer García has been forced into exile in Miami after years of resisting the communist government and enduring imprisonment and alleged abuse. His release involved negotiations with the U.S. government.