Miami received $3 million for a new Urban Vertical Patrol Unit, aimed at enhancing community safety with nontraditional policing methods like foot and bicycle patrols in densely populated areas.

Miami-Dade County announced the vacancy of Commission District 5's seat due to Eileen Higgins' resignation to run for mayor. A process to fill the seat is under consideration.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis scheduled to speak at EAA Reservoir Project in Palm Beach County, with environmental topics expected, accompanied by DEP Secretary Alexis Lambert.

Port St. Lucie City Council approves a new $27 million professional soccer stadium expected to serve as an entertainment hub and economic catalyst, despite mixed public opinion.

President Donald Trump is expected to speak at the America Business Forum in Miami, focusing on his economic agenda including deregulation and energy independence.

Miami-Dade residents vote for new mayoral candidates and commissioners. A runoff may occur if no candidate gets 50%. Early voting numbers are high. The Miami political scene reflects wider trends with important elections elsewhere.

Carlos Suarez is Miami-Dade County's new Communications Director, replacing Natalia Jaramillo, who transitions to a role focusing on communication alignment and digital engagement strategies.

Mayor Levine Cava defends Miami-Dade's fiscal prudence and highlights tax rate cuts, budget efficiency, and investments in law enforcement and infrastructure.

Miami-Dade County celebrates America Recycles Day with a month-long series of events to promote recycling and sustainability, including a shredding and chemical disposal event, and educational activities at local events.

Senator René García led a panel at FIU discussing the health risks of synthetic food dyes and advocating for natural alternatives in Miami-Dade County.

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.