Miami Beach chooses Nina Surel's "Allegory of Florida" for its 2024 Legacy Purchase Program, a public art initiative funded by the city with an annual budget of $50,000.

The new Canyon Branch Library in Palm Beach County is set to open on January 11, 2025, offering a wide array of resources including a unique art installation and modern facilities.

Palm Beach County firefighter Nicholas Fuenzalida was arrested in Miami for petit theft and battery involving his sister.

Lt. Weslyne Lewis Francois is suing the Miami Police Department, alleging racial discrimination and harassment by her superiors, affecting her career and prompted by her appearance and ethnicity.

Miami-Dade's unveiling of new EV charging stations is postponed due to unforeseen issues, with a reschedule date pending.

The Miami-Dade County Interfaith Advisory Board seeks new members to fill eight vacancies, offering a role in advising on faith issues without monetary compensation.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with President-elect Donald Trump in Florida regarding tariff threats, in a bid to maintain positive U.S.-Canada relations.

LEAF is providing $25,000 to each family of the three Palm Beach deputies killed in a crash while assisting with a motorcycle issue on Southern Boulevard.

The CAHSD's Summer Food Service Program in Miami-Dade will provide free meals to children under 18 this summer, seeking local partners for distribution.

Meta CEO Zuckerberg met with former President Trump at Mar-a-Lago, discussing innovation with his team despite previous tensions and Trump's Facebook account reinstatement.

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and Wells Fargo are launching Strive305 HUB, a resource platform to support small businesses in Miami-Dade County, with a kickoff event at Miami Dade College.

Weston City received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 26th consecutive year, an award from the GFOA that acknowledges outstanding governmental accounting and financial reporting.

Greenacres city officials announce closures of city facilities and public parks for Thanksgiving, with operations resuming on December 2. Residents are reminded of the break in municipal services, including waste collection.