A 16-year-old was shot Monday near I‑95 in Fort Lauderdale and taken to Broward General Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating.

A wave of RAD‑funded deals is remaking Miami‑Dade public housing, promising thousands of new units while residents and advocates demand enforceable protections. The coming approvals will test those promises.

A proposed 1,200‑acre data‑center campus near Fort Pierce is on hold as Florida advances bills to curb hyperscale AI facilities, leaving local leaders and developers waiting.

Federal prosecutors say more than 76 kilograms of vacuum‑sealed hashish were found in two checked suitcases at Miami International Airport; two men were indicted.

Deputies say a 62-year-old Miami woman reached into a parked BMW in West Little River and struck the driver with a dog bed; she was arrested and faces felony charges.

New data show Florida led the nation in foreclosures in 2025 as rising condo assessments and insurance costs push many seniors toward losing homes.

Pink Gorilla Kava is coming to 340 W Flagler, offering specialty coffee by day and kava at night with an April 2026 target. Owner Giancarlo Rodriguez says the bar aims to be an alcohol-free alternative to Brickell nightlife.

Federal agents arrested a former South Florida banker after a complaint says she helped scammers move about $1.3M in customer funds and booked a one‑way trip to Nicaragua.

SeaVee sold its Medley headquarters in a $51 million sale-leaseback with Sagard Real Estate, keeping the 186,731‑sq‑ft plant and production in Miami‑Dade. The company will remain on site under a long‑term lease.

American and Miami‑Dade unveiled a roughly $1 billion rebuild of MIA’s D60 that will replace outdoor ramps with a three‑level concourse and 17 contact gates.

Col. Nichole Anderson, BSO's first Black female undersheriff, was removed and replaced by Col. Steve Robson in a surprise leadership shake-up. Officials call it a restructuring but released few details.

Medley police followed a stolen-car tracker to a warehouse where investigators say they found dismantled vehicles and engines. A 35-year-old man is jailed on theft and chop-shop counts.

GOAT Foods opened a 68,000-sf West Palm Beach headquarters and plans to add roughly 150 jobs, a move that would nearly triple the company's workforce.