Palm Beach County waives building permit fees for unincorporated residents rebuilding after Hurricane Milton from October 14, 2024, to April 14, 2025.

The Miami Mini Dump Facility will close for maintenance from October 26-27, resuming service on October 28, 2024. No alternative sites are offered during this time.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump target Latino voters, with Harris pledging support for small businesses and Trump critiquing green energy while emphasizing his economic policies.

Palm Beach County commences aerial mosquito control on October 23, 2024, covering 265,000 acres post-sundown if weather permits, with a hotline for updates and recommendations for personal protection.

Donald Trump addressed Hispanic leaders in Miami to sway the Latino vote, touting his administration's achievements, while Kamala Harris campaigns in battleground states, both targeting the influential Georgia electorate.

Officer Marcel Vera of the Miami-Dade Police Department was named Officer of the Month for September 2024 for his proactive work and lifesaving actions.

Gov. DeSantis opposes Florida's Amendment 4, which aims to protect abortion access, labeling it as vague and a threat to existing abortion restrictions. Supporters argue it ensures personal healthcare decisions without government interference.

FEMA opens Disaster Recovery Centers in Indian River, Martin, and St. Lucie counties for those affected by Hurricane Milton, offering in-person assistance.

A former Florida senator, Frank Artiles, was convicted in a "ghost candidate" scheme from the 2020 elections and awaits sentencing set for November 18th.

The SBA has halted new disaster loan offers after funds depleted post-Hurricane Helene, but continues to accept applications pending Congress funding.

Early voting has begun in several South Florida counties, offering a convenient alternative ahead of Election Day.

The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated 169 migrants to Haiti after they were found on a distressed vessel, providing them with basic care before returning them to their homeland.

Joe Echevarria becomes the permanent president of the University of Miami, receiving unanimous support despite initial concerns over his non-academic background.