Offset was reportedly shot near the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood. His rep tells TMZ he’s "fine," but details remain unclear.

A long-term study linked heavy ultra-processed food intake with early signs of Parkinson’s disease; Miami neurologists are urging whole-food, Mediterranean-style choices.

An affiliate of Cottonwood Group filed to foreclose on JDS' Mercedes‑Benz Places in Brickell after buying the project's defaulted bridge loan.

A man out on bond allegedly smashed into Lincoln Road's Solstice Sunglasses and stole dozens; police say he was arrested and faces multiple felony counts.

Inspectors shut Peking One after an inspection found 70 violations, including rodent droppings, roach activity and unsafe food storage. A Surfside cafe was also briefly closed for roach activity.

Miami Beach police opened more than 200 firearm-related investigations as spring break ended, releasing photos of seized guns and reporting several drug seizures.

A new Parks & Rec campus will rise beside Snyder Park, but River Oaks and Edgewood neighbors warn the site will funnel trucks and daily traffic through quiet streets. City and developer funding details are in place, but agreement terms and routing remain contested.

FDOT will impose nightly and some continuous closures at the Golden Glades starting April 6, disrupting I‑95, the Palmetto and the Turnpike with signed detours. Expect heavier traffic and weekend shutdowns.

High rip current risk at Atlantic beaches through Sunday. Gusty east winds and small‑craft advisories could disrupt beach and boat plans.

A 25-year-old man was arrested and charged after a woman in her 70s was fatally stabbed while walking her dog in Stuart’s Southwood neighborhood. Neighbors say the attack was unprovoked.

A Broward judge granted Stand Your Ground immunity to a man accused in a West Park 2024 killing; prosecutors are reviewing whether to appeal the order.

Two Venezuelan mothers slept at Miami International Airport after airlines denied boarding without passports or a salvoconducto; a local nonprofit stepped in to help.

Judge Mark Walker gave GOP hopeful James Fishback two weeks to hand over personal financial records as efforts continue to enforce a $228,988 judgment tied to his former employer.