President-elect Trump has appointed Miami-Dade Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera as U.S. ambassador to Panama, aligning with his "America First" policy.

John Arrigo is appointed as the U.S. ambassador to Portugal by President-elect Trump, showcasing a trend of selecting business figures for diplomatic roles.

The Boynton Beach Police has launched an online system for reporting non-emergency incidents, aiming to improve resource allocation and public service.

The Palm Beach County School Board debates extending metal detector programs to middle and elementary schools, with considerations of cost and staffing requirements.

Two Palm Beach County employees received state recognition for their work in building safety, with Richard Rosales named "Plans Examiner of the Year" and Paul Coleman honored as "Inspector of the Year."

Palm Beach County receives over $300,000 from the DOJ for public safety and criminal justice reform, funding e-bikes for police, holiday crime task forces, security cameras, equipment upgrades, and literacy programs.

Dr. Kicia Daniel has been appointed as Tamarac's first African American woman Vice Mayor, marking a historic moment of diversity and representation in the city's governance.

David Rivera, a former Miami congressman, has been indicted for not registering as a foreign agent while lobbying on behalf of sanctioned Venezuelan media tycoon Raúl Gorrín.

Davie's holiday schedule changes municipal office hours and facility availability for Christmas and New Year’s, with some closures and adjusted timings for parks, fitness centers, and waste collection.

West Boynton Recreation Center offers youth volleyball clinics in December for ages 8-17, focusing on essential techniques. Sessions cost $10/hour and registration is available online or in-person.

Coral Springs won an Emmy for their "Traffic Thursdays" video series, which improves roadway safety awareness. The series is recognized for its effectiveness and innovation in communication.

The Broward County school board voted 8-1 to ban religious and political signs at schools to ensure inclusivity and avoid legal issues, following controversy at Cooper City High School.

The Port St. Lucie Police Department is ramping up enforcement against aggressive and reckless driving, targeting speeders and red light violators to improve road safety.