Groove to the rhythm of the bay as Latin jazz legend Tito Puente, Jr. and soulful saxophonist Gerald Albright take the stage for a sunset concert at Legion Park. It’s the ultimate community blend of smooth melodies and vibrant cultural beats in the heart of Miami.

Miami-Dade has launched its seven‑year CDMP review and is holding workshops and an online survey to shape housing, transit and environmental protections.

Two people were killed in a wrong‑way head‑on crash on northbound U.S. 27 in Broward County; troopers closed the road while investigators worked.

The penalty phase for Anthawn Ragan Jr., who admitted to killing a 10-year-old in a 2013 robbery, continued with the victim's family expressing their loss.

The North End estate at 1610 N Ocean Boulevard — once listed near $78M — went under contract this week, the priciest pending listing in Palm Beach County. The move comes amid a busy stretch for the island’s luxury market.

The Alamac at 1300 Collins Ave is on the market with hotel conversion rights intact, a rare carve‑out under Miami Beach’s new rules. Brokers call it a conversion play.

One person was hospitalized and another detained after a domestic stabbing in Fort Lauderdale; police are investigating with no further threat to the public.

Inspectors ordered Guaca‑Mole’s Dadeland Mall counter closed after roach droppings, flies and multiple sanitation failures; a Hialeah outlet was shut a week earlier.

A fire suspected to be caused by a space heater struck a home on 14th Street in North Tamarind, with residents safely evacuated and an ongoing investigation.

A person was killed Tuesday after being struck by mechanical equipment at a construction site near Homestead. Authorities are investigating.

Joshua Simmons, Coral Springs' first Black Commissioner and Vice Mayor, is campaigning to become the city's first Black Mayor, challenging incumbent Scott Brook in the November election.

Mayor Geoffrey Jacobs filed an emergency suit to block a Feb. 10 special commission meeting that could declare his office vacant amid residency questions. The filing seeks an immediate court order to halt town action.

Authorities say a Fort Lauderdale woman allegedly stole more than $1.2M from a Deerfield Beach events supplier, spending the money on jewelry, mansions and a private jet. She faces multiple felony counts and remains jailed without bond.