Organizers warn Miami's Bayfront Park Fan Fest could be scaled back if federal security grants remain stalled, putting a late‑April build timeline at risk.

Cuban authorities say four people were killed and six wounded after border guards intercepted a Florida-registered speedboat; U.S. and Florida officials have demanded investigations.

Guadalajara’s Cotidiano has opened in Wynwood, blending café mornings, grab‑and‑go lunches and weekend dinners in a large, event-ready space. The new outpost connects to a coworking club.

Greystar bought two Avana communities totaling 639 units in South Florida and lined up $150.8M in financing across two separate deals.

An 18-year-old has confessed to an armed robbery of a couple in downtown Miami and was booked into county jail, authorities say.

Most of WLRN's newsroom signed a letter demanding an independent review after leadership remarks and a dispute over a planned West Palm Beach station.

Surveillance footage shows an Atlanta-based rapper shot at the Supreme store in Miami's Design District after a $22,000 chain was stolen. Three suspects were arrested; the shooter remains at large.

UF/IFAS researchers developed a duplex digital PCR eDNA test that finds Asian swamp eels and bullseye snakeheads from a few drops of water, offering faster detection in murky canals.

A three-property Boca Raton office-and-retail package traded for $93M on Feb. 24, 2026, underscoring investor demand for leased suburban assets in Palm Beach County.

Myrtis Harden, 41, was arrested and charged with attempted murder after police say she stabbed her 72-year-old boyfriend during a dispute last Friday.

A Miami store manager was arrested after investigators traced stolen Florida Lottery scratch-off books to bulk redemptions; prosecutors charged him with organized fraud and grand theft.

Evolv will run stadium‑wide screening at Miami Freedom Park, using Express Gen2 and autonomous bag scanners when Inter Miami opens its new 25,000‑seat home. The tech promises faster entries and cloud analytics for operators.

Prosecutors say a Miami Shores man used false credentials and power of attorney to drain a retired nurse’s savings and transfer her home, authorities allege. The case was announced by the State Attorney’s Office on Feb. 24.