A Miami federal judge denied the BBC's bid to pause discovery and set Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation suit for trial in February 2027. Discovery will now proceed as both sides prepare for a lengthy legal fight.

Two Roads filed to dissolve Biscayne 21’s condo association after a judge ordered the developer to rebuild the gutted Edgewater tower. Residents say they won’t go quietly.

Early 2026 polling shows Byron Donalds leading the GOP primary to succeed Ron DeSantis, with Trump's endorsement amplifying his edge.

Three former Miami‑Dade officers sought Stand Your Ground immunity in a Broward hearing tied to the chaotic 2019 Miramar shootout that killed a UPS driver and a bystander.

A hazmat monitor funded by a Firehouse Subs grant helped West Palm Beach firefighters detect deadly carbon monoxide, rescuing six people from poisoning.

West Palm Beach facilities closed on Presidents Day but trash services continue; City Hall and Nature Center to reopen February 17 at 8 a.m., Library at 9:30 a.m.

Broward County approves a $4 million contract for a new law enforcement records system, with eight agencies initially participating, and plans for more to join.

Fuel and power shortages in Cuba are disrupting flights, hospitals and hotels across the island. The squeeze is stranding tourists and straining care.

Javier Benavides, 22, was arrested for organizing illegal drag races in Miami-Dade, involving street takeovers and endangering public safety. His bond was set at $15,000.

G&B Dockside opened at a Residence Inn on Fort Lauderdale's Intracoastal this January, pairing a raw bar and Osetra caviar with cult-favorite scoobies and patio dining. The new outpost aims to be a relaxed local hangout for boatwatchers and hotel guests.

A 24-year-old was arrested at a Miami Gardens Tesla lot after police say she tried to buy a Model X with a fake license and fraudulent paperwork. Investigators recovered dozens of vehicle titles tied to a suspected ring.

Broward County announces Presidents' Day closures of government offices and various services. Online resources remain available, but some call centers and physical services are affected. Parks are open with fees; transit operates normally.

After a man crashed his Tesla and barricaded himself in a Plantation home, he was arrested without incident. He seemed to be in a mental health crisis and livestreamed during the standoff.