Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed "Lucy's Law," increasing penalties for BUI offenses, honoring teen Lucy Fernandez who died in a boating accident.

Broward Health welcomed 140 new residents including Louise Inocentes, a former fashion industry professional. Attorney Jennifer B. Nicole joined the Board of Commissioners, while four others were reappointed.

West Palm Beach teens learn firefighting and EMS skills through the WPBFD Junior Alerts Program in partnership with the Florence DeGeorges Boys & Girls Club.

The Mobile Museums of Tolerance (MMOT) partners with Palm Beach County libraries to educate on hate prevention and promote understanding through interactive experiences.

Residents file a class action lawsuit against the Florida DMV for long wait times and unsafe conditions, with appointment scalping contributing to the issue.

Miami commissioners voted 3-2 to postpone the November 2025 election to 2026, a move that extends officials' terms and is contested for its legality and morality.

A Miami-Dade commission meeting on an ICE agreement led to protests and two women being detained. Confusion over discussion items spurred commissioners to reopen public comment.

Broward County wins 20 NACo Achievement Awards for innovative programs in environmental resilience, technology, cultural events, business support, and health services.

Florida AG James Uthmeier warns Miami against delaying elections, stating it's unconstitutional and a disservice to citizens, especially Cuban Americans. The proposed change aims to align local elections with state and federal ones.

Florida Governor DeSantis will discuss education at a press conference at FAU's Owl’s Nest amidst recent focus on mental health legislation and a migrant detention project.

Homestead rebrands its utilities assistance program, now called Homestead C.A.R.E.S. It offers up to $500/year for eligible customers facing financial hardships.

Broward County is implementing an "Automated Abandoned Call-Back" feature in its 911 system, which will automatically redial hang-up calls, potentially aiding Margate residents in emergencies.

Davie's official website announced office closures and service changes for Independence Day, with recreational services still largely available for residents. Essential services like trash pick-up remain unaffected.