A man found shot near West Guava Street and Homestead Avenue in southwest Miami‑Dade later died at Jackson Memorial Hospital South; deputies are investigating.

A Broward man is jailed after deputies say he had a two‑year sexual relationship with a 13‑year‑old; investigators say they recovered photos and video chats.

Chopper 4 footage shows thick smoke and flames at a Miami Gardens home near NW 27th Ave and NW 172nd Terrace as crews battle the blaze.

A Miami medical magnate and major GOP donor has become U.S. ambassador to Spain as Madrid and Washington clash over Iran, NATO spending and trade rhetoric. His first months will test whether local ties help or hinder diplomacy.

State inspectors ordered four Palm Beach County restaurants closed this month after finding a dead rodent, roaches on clean dishes and flies swarming food. Follow‑up reinspections allowed most to reopen.

A nonprofit easement will restrict development on nearly 60 acres next to Homestead Air Reserve Base, aiming to shield training operations and local jobs.

Three Miami women were arrested after deputies say they were stopped on I‑95 with 262 cans of allegedly stolen baby formula taken from two Martin County Publix stores.

Permit filings show Wingstop plans a New River location at 1643 NW 30th Street in Miami; no opening date has been announced. The site sits amid a flurry of development west of I‑95.

Miami-born Sweet Melody has opened its first Broward shop in Flagler Village, bringing a location-exclusive "The Hive" flavor and a run of local collaborations in April.

Miramar‑based contractor International Support Group filed Chapter 11 after reporting more than $5 million in liabilities and about 143 employees. The move could affect federal janitorial and facilities contracts in the region.

A Jupiter company's former controller was arrested after an audit found nearly $1M in alleged reimbursements. Investigators say the payments were disguised through payroll.

A Miami jury convicted Ramon Arellano Sandoval of attempting to traffic and coerce a 14‑year‑old into explicit videos. He now faces federal sentencing.

A proposed Florida law would bar many public employers from requiring preferred pronouns, but lawyers warn it could clash with Title VII and Supreme Court precedent.