Vice Chairman McGhee advances the South Dade Sports Complex project, with community involvement and notable athletes backing the $337 million facility.

The Boca School for Autism opened in Boca Raton with a ceremony attended by community leaders, reflecting a commitment to specialized education for autistic students.

Fort Lauderdale received a perfect score of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index for its LGBTQ+ inclusivity for the sixth year in a row.

Fort Lauderdale commissioners approved a new noise ordinance targeting low-frequency sounds to address complaints of disruptive music from bars. The law seeks to balance nightlife with residential peace.

The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners elected Commissioner Anthony Rodriguez as Chairman and Commissioner Kionne L. McGhee as Vice Chairman in a unanimous vote.

Broward County offers a Tax Express drop-off on December 2 for residents to pay their property taxes by check at the Main Governmental Center Annex Building. No cash or credit cards accepted; full payments only.

Beam Furr is selected as Broward County Mayor and Mark Bogen as Vice Mayor in the commission's annual reorganization.

Broward County is partnering with the Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation to support entrepreneurs with scholarships and resources, including a new satellite office for economic development services.

Charges against former Miami Commissioner Alex Diaz de la Portilla and attorney William Riley related to alleged corruption in an athletic complex deal were dropped due to insufficient evidence.

Miami-Dade commissioners will vote on banning single-use plastics at county venues and discuss a Miami Beach proposal to fund homeless services with a $10 million tourist tax.

The Miami-Dade Commission for Women seeks new members to advocate for women's issues, with vacancies in Districts 10, 11, and 12. Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to women's advocacy.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will start her second term with an installation ceremony on November 20, attended by local officials and community members.

Broward County schools are set to have safety upgrades, including solar LED flashers and new signs, funded by a local surtax and expected to complete by February 2025.