FAU is poised to approve a $22.5 million stadium naming rights deal with Flagler Credit Union, the most lucrative within the American Athletic Conference.

Miami-Dade DTPW announces holiday schedule changes for transit services and provides digital resources for passengers to manage their travel plans and receive updates.

Broward County is conducting an evacuation drill at the West Tower of the main courthouse in downtown Fort Lauderdale on December 20 at 2:30 PM. Expect disruptions.

President Biden commuted the sentence of Nevin Shapiro, the former University of Miami booster involved in a Ponzi scheme and NCAA sanctions, after serving over half of his 20-year term.

Miami-Dade Police Department Director Stephanie V. Daniels announces retirement after 32 years of service, with sheriff-elect Rosie Cordero-Stutz set to succeed her.

Mayor Francis Suarez signed an $8 million deal to transform a former La Quinta Inn into permanent housing for Miami's unhoused seniors, including supportive services.

David A. Gomez is appointed as the new Director of Miami Beach's Office of Capital Improvement Projects, bringing over 30 years of experience to oversee the city's construction projects.

Senior city planner Vennis Gilmore is under state ethics investigation for not disclosing a conflict of interest in a Fort Pierce property development bid.

Nicole Reinoso won a council seat in Doral with 68.5% of the vote. She has a public service background and will be sworn in with other officials on December 17, 2024. The community can attend the event at Trump National Doral.

Florida Republican lawmakers propose bills to allow open carry and repeal under-21 rifle purchase ban, invoking tension with memories of Parkland shooting and facing potential Senate opposition.

A Palm Beach Central High School science teacher is being investigated for misconduct, with details undisclosed. Principal assures academic continuity is maintained.

Doral's Council Swearing-In Ceremony and State of the City Address are scheduled for December 17, with Mayor Fraga and two council members being sworn in.

Miami Gardens Mayor Rodney Harris emphasized the city's growth and fiscal health in his State of the City Address, detailing achievements, infrastructure development, and economic growth initiatives.