Trump's visit to Miami for a summit is expected to cause traffic delays, impacting roads like Northwest 87th Avenue and Northwest 41st Street, with heavy congestion anticipated before his departure in the evening.

Protestors gathered in Miami on Presidents' Day, opposing Trump's executive actions and Elon Musk's influence, voicing concerns on various political issues as part of nationwide 50501 protests.

Miami-Dade is hosting a panel discussion on Black economic justice for Black History Month, featuring industry leaders to talk about economic empowerment and sustainable success.

Vice Chairman Kionne L. McGhee's Mom and Pop Small Business Grant Program offers financial support to local small businesses in Miami-Dade's District 9, with applications accepted from February 18-28, 2025.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis indicates support for abolishing property taxes in Florida, recognizing the need for a constitutional amendment and voter approval.

James Uthmeier was sworn in as Florida's new attorney general, vowing an "America-first" legal approach, with Governor DeSantis emphasizing the office's impact.

A new Florida bill proposes allowing medical marijuana patients to grow their own cannabis plants at home with a state-issued "cultivation certificate."

Broward Health hospitals to resume elective procedures after resolving an anesthesia staffing issue caused by anesthesiologist walkouts over unpaid wages.

Families of Israelis held by Hamas met with Israeli Consul General in Hollywood, hoping for their loved ones' return and receiving communal and therapeutic support.

Miami-Dade Commissioner Gonzalez campaigns to review water fluoridation, enlisting Florida Surgeon General Ladapo who shares his concerns.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo was removed from the Bayfront Park Management Trust by a 3-2 vote, amidst a lawsuit alleging misuse of funds. Commissioner Miguel Gabela replaces him.

FIU appoints Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez as interim president, sparking protests over the perceived political influence.

Homestead announces the FLOW mobile office will be at Dickinson Community Center on March 5, 2025, for DMV services, excluding driving tests. Appointments required.