The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department won the GFOA's financial reporting excellence award for the 41st time, highlighting its continued commitment to transparency.

Miami-Dade County's Water and Sewer Department received the Best in Class award from FSAWWA for water conservation efforts and its #WaterIsLife marketing campaign.

North Miami's new Breezeswept Park Tot-Lot, led by Councilwoman Mary Estimé-Irvin, opens on March 1, featuring a playground, sprayground, pavilion, and safety facilities after a $1.1 million renovation.

West Palm Beach is selected for Round II of the Bloomberg Philanthropies' Youth Climate Action Fund; Mayor James encourages local youth to apply for grants to develop climate solutions.

The City of Delray Beach concluded an investigation into unlicensed fire department personnel driving department vehicles, finding no intentional misconduct but a need for better oversight.

The SS United States, a historic liner holding the transatlantic speed record, made a final voyage past South Florida, en route to become an artificial reef off the Florida Panhandle.

After a triple murder in Tamarac, the BSO demoted Captain Cooper and suspended Deputy Ortiz. Lieutenant Koutsofios replaces Cooper as district head. The prime suspect, Nathan Gingles, faces murder charges.

Republican U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds has announced his run for Florida governor in 2026, with Trump's endorsement potentially boosting his primary campaign.

The Lantana Road Branch Library hosts the second Women's Well-being Expo, focusing on women's health awareness and wellness, featuring expert talks and health screenings.

Hollywood's library closure due to a car accident prompts city services and event to relocate to City Hall; residents are directed to adjust routines and attend shifted venues.

The CITT will hold a meeting on February 26, 2025, in Miami-Dade to discuss transportation issues. It allows citizen participation in person or via email and will be broadcast live.

Mark Trowbridge, 'Mister Coral Gables', has died at 56 due to heart complications after surviving cancer. He was the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce President and CEO.

State Rep. Joe Casello is running for Palm Beach County Commission, aiming to succeed term-limited Gregg Weiss and joining rival Joseph Peduzzi in the race. Casello has garnered significant endorsements and funding for the 2026 election.