Miami city officials announce a plan to restore the dilapidated Miami Marine Stadium, seeking a private operator with the vision of making it a top venue for events.

Lake Worth Beach's Osborne Community Center reopens after $266,814 renovation with ADA improvements and new amenities.

Hollywood expands QLess system hours for city services, offering earlier consultations and in-person options with Plan Examiners, providing convenience and responsive government to residents.

Miami-Dade County reports a 17% drop in unsheltered homeless individuals, the lowest count in over a decade, with the overall homelessness rate also decreasing by 2%.

Miami-Dade discusses transit initiatives and celebrates the CITT Ambassador Program with Mayor Levine Cava and community leaders at Casa Cuba. The event emphasizes user engagement and improvements in public transportation.

Antonio "Tony" Araujo is confirmed as West Palm Beach's new Police Chief, following his interim role and a 43-year spanning career. He's implementing reforms to improve accountability and community trust.

The Trump administration's decision to end TPS for Venezuelans in South Florida has sparked outrage, with advocates feeling betrayed and fearing deportation.

Miami-Dade County offices close for Presidents Day, but essential services like public transit remain operational. Outdoor activity suggestions and cultural venues are highlighted for the holiday.

The City of Miami is accepting applications for new police recruits from February 10-21, 2025, and directs applicants to their official website for details.

Memorial Regional Hospital invests $68 million into its "Labor of Love" initiative, revamping the Family Birthplace with specialized care and enhanced amenities for maternity services in South Florida.

Mayor Keith A. James discussed West Palm Beach's progress in economic growth, infrastructure, public safety, and cultural investments in his State of the City address.

Pompano Beach High School hosted its 7th International Summit with over 150 guests, promoting cultural awareness and education through technology and language with participants from 17 countries.

Lehrman Community Day School in South Florida has started building a new modernized educational facility featuring specialty classrooms, a large library, a cafeteria, gym, rooftop area, and an auditorium, anticipated to be completed by 2026.