Commissioner Woodward visited the Alzheimer’s Community Care in Boca Raton, participating in activities and underscoring the value of their support for individuals with dementia.

The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum launched "1925!" to celebrate the city's centennial with artifacts and stories from its founding year, highlighting 1920s cultural and technological changes.

Palm Beach County began construction of a new PZB Department building, with completion expected by early 2027, to improve infrastructure and emergency response.

The U.S. Department of Education cut funding for grant programs aiding low-income students, risking educational initiatives and causing concern among schools and organizations.

Miami-Dade's real estate market sees an 8.7% value increase in 2025; Property Appraiser Regalado urges officials to consider tax rate rollbacks amid housing crisis.

FDOT is launching the "Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow" safety campaign in Miami-Dade and Monroe, focusing on pedestrian and cyclist safety, with a virtual kickoff meeting on July 16, 2025.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is set to graduate 46 new firefighters in a ceremony at their training facility in Doral, Florida, with Fire Chief Ray Jadallah officiating.

Miami-Dade County Commissioners passed an ordinance to expedite seawall permit approval and promote eco-friendly structures, led by Commissioner Higgins.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed SB 1662, ending the state's HOV lanes, affecting hybrid and low-emission vehicle drivers and creating uncertainty about road regulations.

Florida's AG warned Miami officials against changing election dates without voter approval, but officials proceeded, prompting a lawsuit alleging constitutional violations.

Miami-Dade's Mayor announced a restructure making the Division of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) its own entity, aiming to improve efficiency and align with resilience efforts.

Madrid's Mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida visited Miami to discuss trade and cultural ties, signaling strengthened relations and future collaboration opportunities between Madrid and Miami-Dade County.

Key West City Commission votes 6-1 to end its ICE enforcement agreement despite Florida's trend towards such pacts, citing community concerns and awaiting judicial guidance on related obligations.