A man was fatally hit by a Brightline train in Miami's Wynwood, with authorities confirming safety mechanisms were working; another man is in critical condition after a similar incident.

Sunny, dry Saturday in Miami with highs near 76°F. Winds pick up Sunday with gusts to 25 mph and possible offshore showers late Sunday night.

Bonds Cay, a 650‑acre Bahamas cay once linked to Shakira, is on the market for $30 million and sits within a private‑flight hop of South Florida.

A Fort Lauderdale woman was detained by federal immigration agents; her husband recorded the moment and her attorney has filed for a bond hearing.

Coral Springs Police are responding to increased e-bike and e-moto incidents, including a death, by emphasizing safety through enforcement, education, and public awareness.

Investigators raided La Lunita Cafe in Hialeah and seized multiple gaming machines; video shows people led away in handcuffs while officials have not released charges.

A BSO reserve deputy, Joshua Passman, was arrested on multiple charges, including fraud and falsifying documents, after a corruption probe involving the FBI and DOJ.

An early-morning shooting on Johnson Street sent one person to a hospital and left another in custody, police said. Officials say there is no ongoing threat.

A man and a woman were killed early Friday when two vehicles rolled over on U.S. 1 in southwest Miami‑Dade. Traffic Homicide detectives are investigating.

The Missoni Baia condo association sued OKO Group and dozens of contractors, alleging 76 construction and design defects that owners say left the building unfinished and unsafe.

A Monat co‑founder was arrested after police say his Rolls‑Royce drove through a street closure and struck a construction worker in Coral Gables. He faces an aggravated battery charge and had bond set at $5,000.

Miami‑Dade detectives arrested a 28‑year‑old accused of mortgage and contractor fraud; prosecutors filed four cases that add up to 15 felony counts. The allegations include mortgage‑fraud and a string of bogus checks tied to a Fontainebleau property.

Davie Town Hall's staff will participate in a fire drill on February 19, 2026, affecting multiple departments' operations but not nearby recreational facilities.