Pompano Beach considers whether to continue with the Broward Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services or to revive its own police force due to rising costs.

Ralph Rosado wins Miami's District 4 special election for the City Commission, set to serve until November 2027, defeating Jose Regalado with 55% of the vote.

The City of Miami was listed on the CDP's 2024 A-List for its effective climate action and environmental efforts, marking it as a leader in sustainability.

The Miami District 4 election features high tensions between political families, with candidates Ralph Rosado and Jose Regalado vying to succeed Commissioner Reyes.

FIU named former Lt. Governor Jeanette Nuñez as president, the first woman and alumna to hold the position. Despite some protests, her focus includes securing state funding.

The Supreme Court ruled to end TPS, affecting over 500,000 immigrants, with mixed reactions in South Florida and legal debate on whether executive orders can remove such protections.

A Miami Commission meeting turned chaotic amid abuse of power accusations between Commissioners Gabela and Carollo, and public complaints about code enforcement tactics.

The 49th CCJA ceremony in Palm Beach County recognized 63 graduates for their commitment to learning about the justice system, urging continued community involvement.

Early voting for the City of Miami District 4 Commissioner special election begins today at Shenandoah and West Flagler Branch Libraries with schedules for weekend voters.

Governor Ron DeSantis spoke at Home Depot about hurricane preparedness, announcing a sales tax holiday for supplies, underlining the importance of readiness in Florida.

Deerfield Beach commemorated Memorial Day with a ceremony featuring Major (Ret) Rodriguez speaking on the importance of the day and wreath-laying to honor the fallen.

Commissioner Gilbert hosts the 17th annual laptop giveaway for Miami-Dade high school seniors, distributing 200 laptops to aid their college studies, on May 31 at his District 1 Office.

Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen was honored with the 2025 Home Rule Hero Award for her commitment to local governance and advocacy efforts.