Miami developers plan a 12-story mixed-use building in Little River with 191 units and over 8,000 square feet of retail space, while seeking city waivers for reduced parking and increased lot coverage.

Florida's Senate Committee endorsed a bill to ban left-lane driving and fine violators, while the state's House advances a bill to eliminate citizen police review boards.

Miami Fire Rescue successfully extracted two people trapped in a blind shaft elevator at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center with no injuries reported.

The US Coast Guard offloaded over 2,450 pounds of cocaine worth $32 million in Miami, resulting in the arrest of six suspects facing federal prosecution.

Erik Spoelstra has signed a record $120 million, 8-year contract extension with the Miami Heat, affirming the team's commitment to leadership stability.

One man is dead and another detained after an early morning shooting in Pompano Beach; the BSO is investigating the incident, which occurred near a high school.

Governor Ron DeSantis delivered his State of the State address, highlighting Florida’s successes and contrasting them with other states', positioning himself as a potential presidential candidate.

Two Miami business owners were sentenced to over eight years in prison for a Medicare fraud scheme exploiting Cuban immigrants, billing $93 million for fake services.

A medical assistant at Cleveland Clinic is charged with secretly recording women in the restroom with iPhones for his own gratification. He plead guilty to video voyeurism charges and was released on bond.

A fatal shooting occurred in Pompano Beach, leading to the lockdown of a nearby high school while police investigate; one person is dead and another detained for questioning.

Tornadoes caused widespread destruction in the Florida Panhandle, leading to a state of emergency and extensive damage to property and infrastructure.

A drunk driver with a BAC four times the legal limit killed a 45-year-old in Miami-Dade after running a stop sign. He faces multiple charges, including vehicular homicide.

Florida GOP lawmakers have introduced bills to restrict minors under 16 from having social media accounts and regulate harmful content for those under 18.