Palm Beach County conducted its annual Point-in-Time Count, revealing a 28.5% decrease in homelessness with significant declines in several subcategories, amidst ongoing efforts to combat homelessness.

A West Palm Beach lawyer was disbarred for inappropriate social media conduct relating to his lawsuits, marking heightened digital accountability for legal professionals.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services received a $45,000 grant for pet adoptions during PetSmart Charities National Adoption Week, aiming to find homes for many pets.

Some South Florida Latinos back Trump's strict deportation policies, aligning with local police-ICE collaborations, despite some opposition and a larger Cuban exile community sentiment against socialist regimes.

Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner retracted his proposal to end O Cinema's lease following backlash over its screening of "No Other Land," respecting free speech.

Miami-Dade commissioners approve $10.5 million in additional funding for the FIFA World Cup amid debate over fiscal responsibility and expected tourism benefits.

Miami-Dade commission postpones debate on whether to continue fluoridating the county's water, despite health concerns raised by Florida's Surgeon General.

Coral Springs gives a $50,000 grant to Perfumania for storefront improvements, amid economic concerns and mixed opinions.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue veteran Captain William "Bill" Gustin died by suicide. He was a respected figure, known for his education contributions and commitment to firefighter safety.

Miami-Dade County recognizes the exceptional customer service of Water and Sewer Department employees through the Pebble Employee Recognition Program, with Edgar Martin named the 2024 Annual Winner.

Stacy Miller appointed Director of Miami-Dade County's DTPW, bringing over 30 years of experience, with a focus on enhancing transportation infrastructure and connectivity.

Mike Pence spoke at the Forum Club near Trump's Mar-a-Lago, discussing his career, foreign policy, and the GOP's future. He touched on his relationship with Trump and the January 6 pardons but avoided direct criticism.

The CJC is hosting its 49th CCJA, an eight-week program at West Palm Beach Police Department, from March 26 to May 14, 2025, to educate residents on the criminal justice system.