Mark Sohaney is appointed as Boca Raton's new City Manager, succeeding George Brown. He brings over three decades of naval experience to improve city communication and engagement.

Lt. Gov. Jay Collins hinted at a Florida gubernatorial run in Miami, aligning with DeSantis and the Trump agenda and connecting with diaspora communities. His speech suggested strategic importance of Miami-Dade County for GOP success.

Darrell Hunter was officially sworn in as Delray Beach's police chief, a role he's aimed for since joining the force. The community showed strong support at the ceremony.

David Jolly receives endorsements from over 40 Democratic officials in Broward County for his 2026 Florida governor bid, indicating bipartisan support.

The Miami Commissioners approved the sale of Olympia Theater to SLAM Academy, with plans for educational use and public events. Despite some concerns, supporters highlight the building's daytime activation and commitment to cultural revitalization.

Street art in Pompano Beach has been painted over by FDOT, citing law. Local artists are dismayed, with disputes over freedom of expression and community art's value. Legal challenges are impending.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the arrival of Success Academy charter schools in Miami-Dade, emphasizing school choice and the state's educational initiatives.

S&P Global Ratings awarded Fort Lauderdale a 'AAA' rating on new Special Obligation Bonds and maintained the same rating for existing GO bonds, reflecting the city's strong economic growth and financial management.

Gov. DeSantis proposed a Miami site for the Trump Presidential Library, highlighting its potential to honor Trump's legacy and spur local development.

Florida launched a portal for reporting violent threats, spurred by Charlie Kirk's assassination. Attorney General Uthmeier emphasized its preventative role and warned of actions against educators creating an unsafe environment.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo enters the city's mayoral race, his declared final political bid, despite a recent legal battle resulting in a $63.5 million judgment against him.

The Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust is seeking new board members to help guide and implement their vision for economic development in underserved areas.

Miami-Dade County completed its budget for the next fiscal year, with efforts focused on preventing cost increases for residents, led by Chairman Anthony Rodriguez.