Miami-Dade revitalizes educational bus tours for Black History Month, highlighting local Black communities' history and contributions, with registration available online.

Miami-Dade County is naming streets after each of the nine Black Greek-lettered organizations, the Divine Nine, to honor their contributions to social and educational spheres.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava decided against building a new waste-to-energy incinerator, favoring existing waste transfer methods and considering an out-of-county landfill instead.

President Trump arrives in South Florida for a GOP retreat, causing traffic disruptions in Doral and planning to discuss legislative priorities with Republicans at Trump National Doral.

The CITT has scheduled its Full Trust Meeting for January 29, 2025, in Miami, inviting public participation both in-person and via email, with live broadcasting available.

Miami Attorney Wilfredo O. Allen warns that migrants once protected under Biden now face uncertainty and potential deportation under Trump's policies, as expedited removal processes are enforced.

Miami-Dade Parks' 4th annual Girls Got Game event at Tropical Park celebrates National Girls and Women in Sports Day with sports activities for girls aged 6-17.

Zeida Sardiñas was unanimously voted in and sworn in as Doral's City Manager, bringing over 25 years of experience in public administration and real estate.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has appointed Curtis E. Osceola as Chief Resilience Officer to lead the county's climate resilience efforts.

Broward County initiates its Point-in-Time Count to survey the homeless population, involving local law enforcement and volunteers, as part of a federally required effort to inform policy and solutions for homelessness.

Three men received the Good Samaritan Award for their heroic response to a boat explosion in Fort Lauderdale, which resulted in six injuries and one death. They provided aid and managed fire before firefighters arrived.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo is sued for misusing funds and retaliating against whistleblowers. He denies the allegations, stating the lawsuit is baseless.

Miami Beach celebrated Dr. King's legacy at the 32nd Scholarship Breakfast, honoring Vice Chairman Kionne L. McGhee for youth mentorship and community empowerment.