A small private plane ditched about 100 yards off the runway at Key West International. Both people aboard escaped without serious injury and the runway was closed for hours.

A 14-year-old was shot in the leg outside a Miami convenience store near SW 7th Ave and SW 3rd St. The teen is in stable condition and police are investigating.

Permit filings show Joe & The Juice is eyeing a Fort Lauderdale storefront at 1900 N. Federal Highway. The company hasn't announced an opening date.

A woman crossing West Commercial Boulevard in Sunrise was struck and killed Saturday; police say the driver stayed and the crash is under investigation.

The Florida Supreme Court held on June 11 that judges may not demand a "clear and convincing" showing to allow punitive‑damages claims at the pleading stage, returning the Perlmutter dispute to the trial court.

One Medical will refer South Florida patients to Baptist Health specialists starting Aug. 1, expanding specialty access across the Miami‑Dade, Broward and Palm Beach region.

A Miami circuit court granted summary judgment for Miami-Dade, rescinding the Miami Wilds lease and halting plans for a water park next to Zoo Miami.

Bluenest has filed plans for 219 townhomes on about 20.3 acres in Homestead; city planners will review rezoning and site plans as the developer moves forward.

A Broward judge vacated pleas for 42 people tied to law‑made crack used in late‑1980s reverse stings as prosecutors launch a wider review that could affect thousands of records.

Closed‑door mediation is underway in the federal civil‑rights suit over a West Palm Beach police chase that killed a mother and her pregnant daughter.

A South Florida teen who says she was groomed online warns parents to set firm phone rules after an older man she met on a hookup app allegedly pressured her into explicit photos.

A West Palm Beach man was arrested and charged with vehicular homicide after troopers say his BMW was traveling at triple‑digit speeds on I‑95, killing a 92‑year‑old woman. Event‑recorder data is central to the case.

Captain Jim’s, a 30-year North Miami seafood market and restaurant, will close on June 21; owner David Garcia cited rising costs and staffing shortages. The announcement leaves regulars a last weekend to say goodbye.