Richard Lara won the Coral Gables City Commission Group 3 runoff election, garnering over 55% of votes, thus solidifying Mayor Vince Lago's stance on the Commission.

Gov. Ron DeSantis plans to hold a press conference at Indian River State College, sparking speculation about the event's purpose, with possible topics ranging from economic to educational policy.

Zoo Miami is opening a new exhibit, "Wild Connection," to enhance visitor engagement with wildlife, featuring species like cheetahs and giant anteaters, and emphasizing conservation and education.

POAT's Project HERO, marking the graves of fallen officers with flags, coincides with a national remembrance period in May, highlighted by an opening ceremony at the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office HQ.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office introduces a new non-emergency phone line, 305-SHERIFF, for non-urgent issues, aiming to improve public service efficiency.

Miami-Dade's "Operation Green Light" helps residents with suspended licenses resolve cases and save on fees, aiming to restore driving privileges and address unawareness of suspensions.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Cadet Class 2401 inducts 39 members; the "Safety Patrol Twins" receive recognition for their service and safety education efforts.

Miami sets a Special Election for District 4 City Commissioner on June 3, 2025, with candidate qualifying from April 21-25 at the City Clerk's Office.

Miami celebrates its cultural influence on April 21 by honoring over 30 artists and cultural leaders, including Mitchell Kaplan for his work with the Miami Book Fair.

Miami-Dade County announces a new task force aimed at improving boater safety and bay education, with support from Mayor Levine Cava and local foundations.

Walter C. Hall named Miami-Dade Principal of the Year; Melissa M. Miller wins Assistant Principal of the Year. They were honored at an annual ceremony and received cash prizes and additional rewards.

Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz suspended the school bus camera citation program due to citation errors, affecting fine amounts and legal processes.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo has been cleared of criminal wrongdoing by the Broward State Attorney’s Office in a public corruption investigation involving stalking and harassment allegations.