The Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department will temporarily switch from chloramine to free chlorine in tap water disinfection from July 5-25, 2025, as part of routine maintenance.

Palm Beach County has trained over 300 staff for initial damage assessment to prepare for hurricane season, ensuring effective post-disaster evaluations for emergency recovery funds.

Commissioner Orbis has introduced the 2025 Mom and Pop Small Business Grant Program in Miami-Dade, offering grants of over $5,000 for eligible small businesses.

A former Miami Police civilian employee faces charges for attempting to fraudulently obtain over $63,000 in rental assistance, using falsified documents and filing a false police report.

The Palm Beach County Commissioners approved a controversial rock mining project despite environmentalists' opposition and economic supporters' favor. The project awaits further clearances.

Hollywood and Ocean Rescue Alliance International are developing a snorkel-friendly artificial reef, "Guardians of the Reef," to promote reef restoration and ecotourism.

Miami-Dade's waste services will operate as usual on Memorial Day, without any changes to collection or landfill operations, despite administrative offices being closed.

Dan Guisinger, with a background in aerospace engineering and community service, joins Jupiter Town Council, bringing extensive professional and local experience to District 1.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office launched a Crime Data Dashboard for transparency and public engagement, providing up-to-date crime statistics and trends.

The Mayor of Miami-Dade County expressed shock and condolences after two Israeli embassy staff were fatally shot in Washington D.C. during a Jewish event.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office Fire Rescue team was honored by the City of Weston for their life-saving efforts during a critical incident involving a contractor and a high-voltage line.

President Trump awarded the first Medals of Sacrifice to three fallen Palm Beach County deputies at the White House, honoring their service and sacrifice.

Homestead city offices and the solid waste site will close for Memorial Day, but residential garbage pickup continues. ModelRenderer Trolley service is suspended, parks open, and the Cybrarium is closed, resuming normal operations the following day.